How often do you have gas?  Is it normal to have it constantly for three days without eating any food with it?
550436
your system is different from my system-hard to tell...you could have "gas" from the foods that you eat or the beverages that you consume.
605238
Yes.. I did.. I didn't get a lot of gas.. but any more gas is too much..\n\nYes it worked.. I lost 12 lbs the first week.. the other 4 the next.. quit diet... metobolism was sped up too much.. and I lost lots of muscle, felt weak, lost an additional 5 lbs in another week.. after being off diet.. ended up a grand total of 10 lbs underweight before the lbs quit sluffing off, and very sick, took forever to regain strength and muscle and an equalized metabolism again.. every one thought I had anorexia.. and told me to eat.. I was eating by the truck loads, and I couldn't gain it back fast enough.. but yes the weight stayed off for about 1 year and a half.. then I started staying at my weight i should have been at.. plus about 4 lbs to make me feel healthier
1150463
yeah but for me its some weird reason... when i'm in school my appitite just disappears... when I go and eat (I only eat a hashbrown cause my stomach isn't HUNGRY at all!!!) and then I feel like throwing it up =( .. then i'll buy a fruit juice to wash it down... not sure why but I think it depends on the mood o.O ... i'm no doctor but that's my hypothesis.
117142
You eat every three hours.  Smaller mini-meals or snacks.  It's to keep your metabolism revved up.
627762
I have had this same symptom for years. Not constantly, maybe 1 or 2 times a year. Gastro Dr couldn't figure it out, after testing and his only suggestion was that maybe, since I have so many adhesions from several emergency surgeries, that now and then the adhesions tangle and kink a section of intestine. Leaving gas trapped on the upper side nowhere to go but up and leaving me with pain and bloating. Don't want to scare you, but maybe It'll give you a starting point. :-)
369601
You should replace your fluids you lost . Someone said by drinking gatoraid no this isnt healthy at all .  There is several drinks in the med. department anything with electrolites is good gatoraid has sugar which isnt good . Drinking water and I would stay away from foods that can cause gas . Eat small amounts until  you are sure it is gone . Crackers are good to eat on threw out the day and drink plenty of water and fluids just try to stay away from things with sugar until your BM is back to normal./
724982
I was like that this week, just build up by eating and you will be back to normal within a day or 2.  It worked for me.  It's probably because your stomach doesn't expand doesn't want food.  Just try eating :)
734880
It is possible that you may take an over-the-counter product to relieve gas, however, you should (just call) discuss this issue with your doctor for advice. There have been reports from some users of Bupropion (Wellbutrin) experiencing "trapped gas" requiring a decrease in their dosage.\n\nNevertheless, you should be sure to add a variety of physical activity to your daily routine to protect yourself from constipation (which causes gas). You should, also, eliminate cretain foods and swallowing too much air when eating; both causes flatulence, as well.\n\nHope this answers your question!
946601
That question cracked me up! :)\nIt is normal. Trust me, it is better to let them out, than to hold them in!  It's probably the food that you eat. Different things cause different reactions. Eggs is a known culprit! Raw veggies is too. If you think that is your problem, then you can take Beano to see if it helps. Unless this is something that is really causing pain or embarrassment, then this does not require a call to your doctor. On the other hand,  if you are having painful gas, you may have a medical condition. Change your diet to well cooked veggies, breads, pastas, no eggs and no fried foods, and see if the gas goes away. If it doesnt, it is your call on whether or not you proceed to the doc.\nGood Luck "farty pants"!
971925
Stress can cause that.  Take gas x or some other over the counter gas reliever for a day or 2 and see if it helps.
794550
The flatulence may mean that your body has not received the proper complimentary amino acids in your diet. (e.g. beans by itself give you gas, but eat them with rice, and the two foods compliment each other to reduce your gas.)\nFood high in sulphur (such as eggs) also produces a lot of gas. \nThe "hot" of your flatulence probably means you ate something hot. Did you have paprika on your hard boiled egg?
339027
While it is normal, for some people, not to have a BM every day, it is not normal to go 6 or 7 days without one.  Chances are that you just have chronic constipation but it would be best to see your physician to be sure there is not something else going on.  I recommend a visit to your doctor asap to be on the safe side.
794299
Its strange, go see a doctor.  My guess would be excess gas or food allergy...;
770767
the real question is how long will you sit and eat.......\n\nIf it is a duration of three days then it is possible (with potty brakes ect..)  but then back to the table...\n\nthe rest you should ask a doctor and then do what he says....
474098
Depends on what you ate thats giving you gas..\n\nMostly, no. But you can get drowsy from lack of oxygen.
738700
Some years ago, a friend at work used to make lunches for colleagues. They consisted of minced meat and vegetables with chilli and other spices inside pitta bread. He'd gradually increase the chilli content according to a scale he devised. I had just moved up to level 2 (of 5, I think), but at the time I was not used to piquant food. These lunches started to affect my whole body, upsetting my digestion, and even making my urine smell of the strong spices.\n\nOne day I was sitting on the toilet at work, dealing with the consequences of a previous lunch. This particular men's room had just one cubicle and two urinals. I heard a guy walk in to use a urinal, but I wanted to fart. I could feel it inside me. At first I thought: "no, I can't do it, this is the only cubicle, and he'll hear me". But then I thought: "that's ridiculous, what does he think I'm doing in here? And anyway it's only going to be a little chuff - he'll hardly hear it".\n\nSo bravely I released the "little chuff". I didn't force it, I just let it go. But this was no little chuff!! This fart was absolutely ferking enormous!!!! It exploded out of my backside, thundered round the pan, boomed about the cubicle and resounded around the entire men's room.\n\nFor a split second I was frozen in jaw-dropping, surprised shock. Where did that come from? [Well obviously I knew where, but it was completely different to anything I had expected.] Good grief!! How did that happen???!!    \n\nBut then, almost immediately, from outside the cubicle, I heard the horrified, and deafened, urinal user whisper loudly: "JEEssusss ccchhrriiiSSSTTTT!!!!". And then it was all I could do to contain myself, and stop laughing out loud. From fart through shock to near hysterics, and all within the space of five seconds. \n\nI had to wait till the place was empty again, before I left. After all, I didn't want to be identified as the man with a cannon for an anus. But it's a story that subsequently has brought tears to the eyes of amused listeners, and it's something that I'll never forget. Ah yes, such happy, treasured memories.
1114224
Most likely it is some form of indigestion.  One that comes to mind is lactose intolerance, because the same thing happens to me when I drink milk, eat ice cream, or anything like that.  (It's only been the last few months.)\n\nBut if it has gone on for 3 days, you need to see a doctor.  There are other possibilities, some of which are more serious and definitely require treatment.  Only a doctor can tell you whether it is anything that needs to be treated.