I am 28 yr old men I have stomach gas problem . It's start in 2010/04 when 1 night I had full bottle of whiskey. That night everything ok next morning I wake up while going to work I had mother drink 300ml after 1 hr of mother drink I had break fast about 7:30am soon after I start feeling dizzy and heart beat gone up my hand shaking and I went to emergency in kogarah. In hospital after few hrs I feel ok they just keep me under observation for 5-6 hrs send me home with vitamin pills.after that time when I eat anything spicy or fry pizza burger I feel dizzy and too much gas in stomach & burping for week and I start having light meals I checked with gastrologist he did my endoscopy & said bacteria give me fragil pills and give somach pill. Nothing works feel gasy stomach and burping after few month starting all good it self but not completely cured. this gas problem ruin my life I can't eat any junk food spicy food or oily food I went to emergency 4-5 times with fast heart beat with gas but this moment last long for 1-2 hrs only hospital and me home each time said every thing fine see your gp and I meet another dr he did all my blood test and said need some exercise weight loss my weight is 91 kg and height 5.7 he gave me nexium and gaviscon which very effective I am on nexium from 2 yr it's working ok but still some time I had gasy moment when I have any spicy food or couldn't sleep well at night .pls help me from last 4 having this problem no permanent cure of this disease thanks
Hi there, i do not face diarrhea or constipation.Just random gas attack to my stomach.
Hi, other than the gas do you have any other problems like diarrhea or constipation. Your symptoms could be due to gastroenteritis, which is infection of the intestines. Amoebiasis is another infection, which can cause similar symptoms. Other common causes are constipation and indigestion. Some inflammatory bowel diseases like diverticulitis and crohn’s disease can produce similar symptoms. Here the walls of the intestines are swollen. You will need to consult your primary care physician, who may run blood, urine and stool tests and may sometimes ask for an ultrasonography to detect the cause for your symptoms. Regards.