Excess Gas Causes, Remedies & More
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The process of digestion involves the production of gas. The body gets rid of the gas when a person passes gas (flatus) or burps. When gas becomes trapped or fails to move properly in the digestive system, a person may experience gas pain.
Consumption of foods that produce gas may cause gas or gas pain to increase. In general, making changes to one's diet can alleviate some of the symptoms of excess gas. Excess gas and increased gas pain are among the signs and symptoms of certain digestive system disorders, such as celiac disease or irritable bowel syndrome.
