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Gas Problem 

(Excessive Gas / Bloating)

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Gas problem, also called flatulence or bloating, occurs when excess air or gas accumulates in the digestive system. This can cause abdominal fullness, discomfort, pressure, burping, and passing gas frequently. While it is common and often harmless, persistent gas and bloating may indicate indigestion, food intolerance, weak digestion, constipation, irritable bowel, or stress-related eating. Understanding the underlying digestive pattern is essential for lasting relief.

Causes

Gas forms naturally in the digestive tract, but excessive gas occurs when:

  • Food is not properly digested, especially spicy, fried, or oily meals
  • Eating too fast leads to swallowing excess air
  • Lactose or gluten intolerance
  • Sudden increase in fibre-rich foods like beans or salads
  • Low digestive enzyme activity
  • Gastrointestinal infections or IBS
  • Stress, anxiety, and irregular meals are affecting gut motility

When digestion slows or becomes inefficient, food ferments in the intestines, producing gas and discomfort.

Symptoms – What It Means for Your Body

Symptom

Explanation

Abdominal bloating or fullness

Gas is trapped in the intestines, causing pressure

Excessive burping or passing gas

The body is trying to release built-up air

Abdominal discomfort or cramps

Intestinal muscles contract due to trapped gas

Feeling heavy after meals

Digestive fire (agni) is weakened

Rumbling sounds in the abdomen

Movement of gas inside the intestines

Occasional nausea or acidity

Indicates indigestion or stomach irritation


Lifestyle & Care Tips

  • Eat meals slowly, chew well.
  • Avoid over-eating and very oily or spicy foods.
  • Limit carbonated drinks, chewing gum, and smoking.
  • Drink warm water and avoid iced or chilled fluids with meals.
  • Add ginger, ajwain, jeera, or fennel to meals.
  • Take a short walk after eating to aid digestion.
  • Manage stress, avoid eating when anxious or emotional.

How Dr. Thakur’s Homeopathy Helps

At Dr. Thakur’s Homeopathy Clinic:

  • We identify your digestive pattern, food sensitivities, and stress triggers.
  • Treatment aims to strengthen natural digestion, not just suppress symptoms.
  • Medicines reduce gas, bloating, cramping, and acidity and restore proper bowel function.
  • Emotional factors like anxiety-based digestion issues are also addressed.

This leads to lasting improvement rather than temporary relief.


Homeopathic Medicines (Educational Purpose Only)

Do not self-medicate. Medicines should be chosen individually.

Medicine

When It Helps

Carbo Vegetabilis

For extreme bloating, heaviness, and gas that worsen after heavy or oily meals. The patient wants fresh air and feels weak.

Lycopodium

For gas in the upper abdomen, burping, bloating after even small meals, and craving sweets. Gas moves side-to-side.

Nux Vomica

For gas with acidity, constipation, irritability, and a sedentary lifestyle or overuse of tea/coffee/spicy food.

China (Cinchona)

For weakness and gas that worsen after fruits or fluids. Abdomen feels tight, distended, and sensitive to touch.

Disclaimer: The above medicines are for educational awareness only.

Self-medication can worsen digestive imbalance.

Consult Dr. Thakur’s Homeopathy Clinic for proper guidance.

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