2. If you ate too much
Clearly the space inside your body is limited, so you cannot pretend that your organs stretch and give in when you exceed. But beware! Bloated is not only about how much you eat, or what you eat, it is also important to consider how you eat it. If you are one of those who eat at full speed, be careful, because you are swallowing excess air.
Taking a massage Starting on the lower right side of your abdomen, press upward, toward the ribs, and then to the left side and downward in a “U” shape, as the natural direction in which things move in the colon. Repeat the massage for a few minutes and you will feel less full.
Drink mint tea. It has medicinal properties for the intestine! It facilitates movement, relaxes nerves and restores bacterial balance. It really is a magic potion to provide relief. Also consider that fennel and ginger, either in tea or in supplements, can also help.
3. If you ate something that your body cannot digest
Just because you are eating healthy does not mean that you like everything, such as foods rich in dietary fiber for some are difficult to digest. Insoluble fiber, (found in whole grains and most vegetables) can help keep you steady, but soluble (found in beans, legumes, nuts, and fruits) can block the colon, causing intestinal bacteria to ferment and produce gas.
The same goes for foods such as milk, yogurt, soft cheeses, wheat, onions, garlic, high-fructose corn syrup, sugar-free sweets, and some fruits that for some people become almost impossible to digest and consume them cause gas, abdominal pain and Bloated. (It all depends on your sensitivity).
Solution:
Take an anti flatulence pill. These magic pills create a chemical reaction that gets rid of the gas so you don’t have to wait for the air to move through the colon to feel relief (as long as the gases are really the culprits of pain and discomfort).
Avoiding foods that you dislike. The moment you identify the foods that your body cannot process, if you eliminate them, you will stop suffering the effects. It is best that you do this procedure with a doctor.
4. If you have PMS
During the second half of your cycle the levels of the female hormone progesterone increase, which could contribute to fluid retention making you feel bloated. This is just one more of the premenstrual symptoms, which can last about six days a month, especially if you don’t take birth control pills that regulate the fluctuations of this hormone.
Use a heating pad. Thus you manage to calm the discomfort of a symptom that unfortunately cannot be controlled.
Apply peppermint oil. Add one or two drops of the highly concentrated essential oil to a tablespoon of your body cream and topically top it to your abdomen.
Practice yoga, During these days it is normal that you do not feel like doing intense training, but exercise is necessary as it increases circulation and relieves colic and Bloated. That is why yoga is an ideal option. In addition, stretching and movement can also help you move your intestines to relieve Bloated related to constipation and gas.
5. If you had a stomach virus
A stomach virus, a bacterial infection or the use of antibiotics can alter the bacterial balance of your intestine. Either because of a virus or because you were on vacation and were exposed to different environments, foods and water, shaking your usual food and sleep routine can result in constipation and discomfort.
Solution:
Take a probiotic pill. Take it daily for up to two weeks to help restore good and bad bacterial balance in the intestine.
Discover the difference between probiotic and prebiotic.
6. If you are stressed, anxious or depressed
It is no secret to any that our mental state can alter the way our brain communicates with the intestine. So stress can affect Bloated, making you more sensitive to stretching the intestinal walls and prone to visceral pain.
Ask your doctor about a low dose antidepressant. In this way you can remedy the lack of communication between the brain and the intestine that accentuates your discomfort.
