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What is the medical term meaning air in the stomach?
Aerophagia is the medical term meaning swallowing air, which can lead to air in the stomach. The gastric bubble is the normal view of air in the stomach found on xray.Aerohagis is the medical term for swallowing air. When it is released in a burp, the medical term is eructation.
What is an air pocket in the stomach?
The constant air pocket in the stomach is the gastric bubble. You can see it on xray and hear it on percussion.
What causes sulfur taste with belching?
When we eat food , air gets in the food pipe and then to the stomach . Excessive air goes out from the stomach and the air vibrates in the oesophagus and goes out causing belching
In what way is a baloon like a stomach?
Your stomach is like a baloon in the way that it expands with air in it.
Why do you switch from breathing into your stomach to your chest?
Stomach breathing is not actually breathing into your stomach. It is breathing as a result of activating your diaphragm - which sits just above your stomach and pushes on your stomach when its pulling air. Diaphragm breathing is deeper breathing and it's where you pull more air into your lungs. Once the deeper parts of your lungs are filled, the air fills the upper part of your lungs in your chest...
What is a burp?
A burp is when you have an ''air bubble'' in your stomach cause from eating fastly or drinking carbonation. It is nothing bad just air coming from your stomach to your mouth. :-)
What is the name for when your stomach growls?
It's not your stomach that makes the noise. It's air and waste in your intestines.
How to remove excess air retained in the stomach or intestine?
stick a vacuum up you butt lay on your stomach for a couple of minutes. the weight of your will force out the excess air.
What happen when push air to your larynx from your esophagus?
it releases built up air in the stomach
Why does your stomach growel?
Your stomach growls when it is empty, the noise is caused from air pushing through your digestive system.
What structure keeps air from entering your stomach?
the epiglottis
What do soft drinks do to stomachs?
they add air to the stomach
