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Why? Anything else besides endotoxin?In response to common causes of chest pain:
Intestinal gas is the most common, but when it’s in the heart, a magnesium deficiency is often involved.
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Why? Anything else besides endotoxin?In response to common causes of chest pain:
Intestinal gas is the most common, but when it’s in the heart, a magnesium deficiency is often involved.
i guess mechanical stress.Why? Anything else besides endotoxin?
You mean pressure? How exactly?i guess mechanical stress.
Yes ,by stretching intestinal walls.You mean pressure? How exactly?
For some reason I thought that the question was about sharp pains..Yes ,by stretching intestinal walls.
I used to get some very sharp pains in the abdomen that I eventually figured were primarily from trapped gas. Can distend and push in places it shouldn't.For some reason I thought that the question was about sharp pains..
I didn't know that gas can get trapped without the person noticing it. No sarcasm..I used to get some very sharp pains in the abdomen that I eventually figured were primarily from trapped gas. Can distend and push in places it shouldn't.
I eventually figured it out when I had a camera sent down the gullet to look around. They blow the stomach up like a balloon so they can see properly. I was in agony afterwards, until it was explained to me that all that gas could be the cause of the pain, and then I could figure out how to relieve the issue. I was tensing up with the pain, which didn't allow things to relax enough, if you know what I mean. :)I didn't know that gas can get trapped without the person noticing it. No sarcasm..
I read some time ago that inflammation prevents that gases diffuse. Did they explain what was causing it in your case? Because some people can eat a lot of fiber and not be bothered by bloating.I eventually figured it out when I had a camera sent down the gullet to look around. They blow the stomach up like a balloon so they can see properly. I was in agony afterwards, until it was explained to me that all that gas could be the cause of the pain, and then I could figure out how to relieve the issue. I was tensing up with the pain, which didn't allow things to relax enough, if you know what I mean. :)
And then I realised that the frequent pain I'd been experiencing up till then was similar. That was a long time ago. I was still getting the problem occasionally until I reduced my fibre intake a lot after reading Peat more recently. Sometimes a simple forward bend was enough to help. If not, the most reliable relief was a glass of warm water and lying down on the back and deliberately relaxing everything.
That would make sense that inflammation would make gas release harder from the restricted lumen.I read some time ago that inflammation prevents that gases diffuse. Did they explain what was causing it in your case? Because some people can eat a lot of fiber and not be bothered by bloating.
When you have SIBO you can upchuck stuff back into your stomach and upchuck stomach acid from your stomach into your throat where the entry to your lungs are. When your lungs get inflamed and all that, things get uncomfortable and sore.Why? Anything else besides endotoxin?