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Old 10-25-2012, 01:23 PM #1
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I noticed that my stomach gurgles a lot even after I eat and can be embarrasing in quiet rooms with other people. What can I do to stop my stomach from making these noises.
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I don't believe you can do anything about that.
My husband gurgles alot, too.
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Default Hi Andrew

Hello, and I know a bit about this. Actually it is good that your stomach and gut rumbles. It is when there are no noises that you have trouble. Be glad that your digestion works good. Hope this aids in relaxing you somewhat. If you do it around people, just smile. Drink a cup of tea maybe....ginnie
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Mine used to if I ate anything sugar-free. Especially popsicles and yogurt. I suppose it was the Splenda that they're sweetened with. I started taking a probiotic.....Culturelle.......and the rumbling stopped. Not sure what the correlation is with a probiotic and artificial sweeteners but my tummy stopped rumbling.
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