Gases produced in the large intestines
(colon) usually travel toward the anus.
The ileo-cecal valve, pyloric sphincter
and cardial sphincter together with the
intestinal peristaltic usually don't allow
those gases to pass in an opposite
direction. In your case, the gases seem
to be traveling toward the mouth and
disorders of the sphincters (mentioned
above) and intestinal peristaltic create
this scenario. This is one of the
symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome
(IBS).
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