This problem recognizes both physiological and pathological causes. The air in the stomach is often the consequence of bad eating habits, such as the tendency to consume a meal too hastily. Anxiety and smoking can also contribute to the problem. However, the increase in the air content in the stomach can be due to other causes, such as diseases of the stomach or other abdominal organs (eg hiatal hernia, gastritis, peptic ulcer, pancreatitis and irritable bowel syndrome).
Air in the stomach is usually followed by bloating, stomach tension, frequent belching, and flatulence.
The treatment of the air in the stomach varies according to the triggering condition. In any case, the evaluation and advice of a doctor is useful to find the most suitable solution.
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