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Q: Stomach noises

asked by: Fennicy on May 26th, 2008

New User

Well I guess it's not exactly my stomach. It's lower, more towards between my hips. For a very long time I have had growling kind of noises coming from that region and I know it's not from hunger. It feels more like I maybe have gas but I try that and I don't have gas at all. The noise don't have any pain attached to it or anything but when it's quiet around the room it's very embarrassing when the noise happens again and I have to tell everyone that I'm just hungry. -____-

Only problem with that is I'm gonna get fat before these noises ever stop.

Replies(3)

joanpicort

replied on May 28th, 2008

New User

Stoneyfield Farm Organic Yogurt

Try this it helped me and my friend

God Bless

antigone

replied on May 29th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

This is gas and matter moving through your lower intestine. It can be noisy. Joanpicort suggested yogurt and I think that is a great suggestion. Try it.

Anonymous

replied on December 16th, 2008

stomache growls

my stomache always growls even after i eat..i can eat a meal at 3:00 o colck and at 4:00 my stomache starts growling...it even feels hot sometimes in my stomache please tell me what this is

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