Take Tagamet And Gas-x
- Gas (Flatulence)
- What Is It? & Symptoms
- Diagnosis & Expected Duration
- Prevention & Treatment
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Prevention
You often can prevent flatulence by modifying your eating habits and diet:
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Eat and drink slowly, in a calm environment. Chew your food thoroughly before you swallow.
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For a few days, avoid the foods that most commonly cause flatulence, such as beans, high-fiber foods, cruciferous vegetables, carbonated beverages and sugar-free products containing sorbitol. Then gradually add them to your diet again, one by one, while keeping track of your symptoms....
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