Question:
my stomach growls all the time ! why?
anonymous
2014-09-14 03:26:28 UTC
I know what your going to say . Im hungry ! But that is not the case . My stomach does alot of rumbling and grumbling when ive eaten & when i havnt . In morning noon & through the night . I have a new boyfriend who i do have sex with (unprotected) and his stomach does the same exact thing so i thought maybe he gave me something i went and got tested and everything came back negative . And recently i had diarrhea for about 2 weeks straight last month so i went to my doc and she did specimen samples and blood work . My blood results say that things look good im still waiting on my specimen results. When i poop it sometimes rushes out but in its normal shape and form not like diarrhea anymore and in the afternoon if i poop i have to push to get out . Sometimes its followed by this thick looking brownish or yellow mucus and a little blood when i wipe . My anus isnt itchy but sometimes it can be after a big bowel movement . What could be going on ?( im a 18 year old female)
Three answers:
Sydney
2014-09-14 05:28:19 UTC
It isn't your stomach growling, it's your intestines. I know that sounds weird, but as far as location and the actual organ making noise, it's things moving through your intestines and being digested in your lower gut. (Your stomach is just behind your lowest ribs on the left side of your body. The rest of what we typically call our "stomach" area is the small and large intestines.) You probably don't have anything sexual or blood related. You might have eaten something bad. (How long has this been going on?) Or you might have a lower GI tract infection, which is likely if this has been ongoing. The results from the stool sample should tell you if this is the case. I hope this helps clear this up a little.
anonymous
2014-09-14 06:46:40 UTC
Because your stomach doesn't have enough food or maybe it's depending on what you eat.
?
2014-09-14 23:40:22 UTC
You probably need more digestive enzymes from more fruit and vegetables to improve your digestion.


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