What's the matter with bowel sounds?

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Sometimes when we are hungry, we will occasionally hear some sounds in our stomach, which may make a gurgling sound. In fact, this kind of sound is normal. But when you are not hungry, these sounds often appear, which may be a morbid reflection. Now let's share with you, what's the matter with bowel sounds in life!

What's the matter with bowel sounds?

The first aspect: there are two kinds of frequent bowel sounds. If the sound is not particularly high, it is called active bowel sounds. It is seen in acute gastroenteritis (including general upset stomach) and gastrointestinal bleeding after diarrhea drugs. If the sound is high and frequent, it is called hyperactive bowel sounds. It is seen in mechanical intestinal obstruction. To go to the hospital to do a detailed examination, pay special attention to diet, alcohol and tobacco greasy and so on, as long as the stimulating food try not to eat, eat more vegetables, take good care of.

The second aspect: bowel sounds alone, no accompanying symptoms, especially after meals, more than 5 times per minute, is likely to be dyspepsia. Dyspepsia can cause excessive intestinal gas production, and can not be smoothly discharged, there will be bowel sounds. Generally speaking, the harm of bowel sounds caused by dyspepsia is not great. Eat less difficult to digest food and take gastrointestinal motility promoting drugs.

The third aspect: with abdominal pain, abdominal distension, abnormal defecation, symptoms continue or recur for more than 3 months, we must go to the Department of Gastroenterology in time. In China, patients with high incidence of colorectal cancer and long duration of symptoms had better do colonoscopy to exclude intestinal polyps and tumor organic diseases. After exclusion, patients who still have frequent bowel sounds, abdominal distension, excessive fart and irregular stool should be alert to irritable bowel syndrome caused by intestinal flora imbalance.

matters needing attention

In daily life, we should develop good eating habits, eat more easily digestible food and avoid spicy and greasy food.