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Too much gas in the intestines can be a symptom of many diseases, including ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease.
British doctors told The Sun how dangerous flatulence is - an excessive amount of gases in the intestines. They said that a healthy person has gas from the intestines 5-15 times a day. Most of the gases are released during defecation. But many people notice that they pass gas much more often. What can this be related to?
Excessive gas can be caused by completely harmless reasons, for example, when consuming a large amount of carbonated water, broccoli or bread in combination with fatty foods. Certain foods, combinations of foods, and even just overeating can cause excess gas. But in this case, the problem passes quickly.
Flatulence is observed with irritable bowel syndrome. This is a rather mysterious disease that causes a lot of inconvenience, but usually does not turn into dangerous problems. The exact reasons for its development have not yet been established.
Also, the cause of excessive gas formation can be serious diseases, including ulcerative colitis, celiac disease and Crohn's disease. These diseases require diagnosis, treatment and constant monitoring. As a rule, other symptoms are also present, for example, pain, stool disorders.
