Do you have bad gass?
472058
Well, um -- is there such a thing as GOOD gas?!!!
339672
well probably your fart just comes out and when you are doing your duty you push to hard that happened to me ONCE but just be careful i heard that that is bad, when you push to hard when doing your duty.
1116473
Could be a sign. When my mother was pregnant she couldn't stand the smell of certain foods that she used to love. My best friend's mother said every time she was pregnant she liked the smell of gas when they were filling up at the pump. \n\nTry a home test and if you still aren't sure, see your doctor of course.
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*Thinking a bit* Bad breath (halitosis) is a common problem which often comes from the activity of bacteria in the mouth. Although there is no way of knowing for sure, most adults probably suffer from bad breath occasionally, with perhaps a quarter suffering on a regular basis.\n\nMost cases of bad breath appear to be due to the breakdown of proteins by a variety of micro-organisms. Several of the breakdown products are foul smelling gases.\n\nIn people with healthy teeth and gums, the odour usually comes from the far back region of the tongue, and grows stronger when the patient starts talking.\nBreath odor and body odor can be a signal of unhealthy conditions. There are other reasons for bad breath other than the mouth.\n\n    * Infections in the sinuses or lungs\n    * Diabetes mellitus (acetone smell)\n    * Kidney failure (fishy odor)\n    * Malfunction of the liver\n    * Stomach disorders\n    * Sjogren's syndrome (extreme dryness of mouth & nasal passage)\n    * Disorder of metabolism ; body can't process choline (fishy odor)\n    * Fasting or on diets\n\nDo's\n    * Visit your dentist regularly.\n    * Have your teeth cleaned periodically by a dental professional.\n    * Floss or otherwise clean between your teeth, as recommended by your dentist. Choose unscented floss so that you can detect those areas between your teeth that give off odours, and clean them more carefully.\n    * Brush your teeth and gums properly.\n    * Ask your dentist to recommend a toothbrush or scraper for your tongue. Clean your tongue all the way back gently, but thoroughly.\n    * Drink plenty of liquids.\n    * Chew sugar-free gum for a minute or two at a time, especially if your mouth feels dry. chewing parsley, mint, cloves or fennel seeds may also help.\n    * Clean your mouth after eating or drinking milk products, fish and meat.\n    * Unless your dentist advises otherwise, soak dentures overnight in antiseptic solution.\n    * Get control over the problem. Ask a family member to tell you whenever you have bad breath.\n    * If someone in your family or a close friend has bad breath, find a kind way to let them know. If you can't tell them directly, leave this fact file lying around. They may get the message.\n    * Buy a mouthwash which has been shown to be clinically effective in fighting bad breath. \n    * Use it most effectively right before sleeping.\n    * Eat fresh, fibrous vegetables such as carrots.\n\nDon'ts\n    * Don't let your concern about having bad breath run your life. Don't be passive.\n    * Don't be depressed. Get help. Don't ignore your gums - you can lose your teeth as well as smell bad.\n    * Don't drink too much coffee - it may make the situation worse.\n    * Don't forget to clean behind the back teeth in each row.\n    * Don't brush your tongue with regular toothpaste - it's better to dip your toothbrush in mouthwash for tongue cleaning.\n    * Don't run to the gastroenterologist for concerns of having bad breath - it usually comes from the mouth and almost never from the stomach.\n    * Don't give mouthwash to very young children, as they can swallow it.\n    * Don't clean your tongue so hard that it hurts.\n    * Don't rely on mouthwash alone - practice complete oral hygiene.\nhttp://www.tau.ac.il/~melros/bda/index.html\n\nNow there are herbal methods to deal with halitosis (No Guarantee how well these work except a couple like pepermint, a main ingredient in toothpaste, that I'm fairly certain works.)\nCoenzyme Q10 (if gum disease)\nFolic acid (if gum disease)\nZinc chloride (rinse or toothpaste)\nSelenium (if gum disease)\nVitamin C (if gum disease and deficient)\nVitamin E (if gum disease and deficient)\n\nHerbs\nBloodroot (rinse)\nCaraway\nClove oil (rinse or toothpaste)\nEucalyptus\nMyrrh (rinse)\nPeppermint\nSage\nTea tree oil (rinse or toothpaste)\nThyme oil (rinse)\nFennel \nhttp://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/health/Concern/Halit
109815
Do have any sinus problems?  Sometimes they can cause bad breath.  Ask your doc about it.
768651
can you smell gas?no i cant smell my own name
638468
Gas can cause it if you have stomache problems bile could be backing up.And also with gastro problems it bothers you more laying down.
724265
Go to the doctor... could be gas, could be a pinched nerve, could be a heart problem.
445809
Hmmm.... well considering my gas is pretty deadly.. I waould say yes..... Its a good thing someone always pulls my finger..
292129
I do, i admit it is a really good smell.But one time i was pumping gas and i kinda spaced out for a minute ya know.. and then my tank got full so it stops pumping like it normally does and i thought "well it can take a lil bit more" so it kicked off again till i did this about 3 more times until it accidentally overflowed and my pants were soaked i felt like an idiot,and everyone was staring at me so that made me fell even more dumb.So too much of a gas smell is bad thing.lol.
745278
Perhaps there is nothing intrincally wrong with you.If you know that   certain things give you gases better try to avoid them. That  on some occasions they do not do so is not argument to take them. Perhaps at that particular time some other factors may have given you the respite but the fact remains that they eg. cabbage don't agree with you.One of my friends got gases when he drank tea. He found out hat the milk in the tea was the villain of the peace when he had gone into the interior where no milk was available and had to drink black t ea.It is advisable to set with you feet folded beneath you for 10-15 minitues after each meal. The gas will pass out ,sometimes noisely but the stomach would be rid of them.But the main think is  look before you eat.
672519
The average person passes gas approximately 15 times a day.  To not toot causes tummy aches.  So don't fear the fart, it is your body letting off steam.
47959
You might not notice any symptoms and you might not have any pain or discomfort but it sounds as though you might have an ulcer or an ulcer in you intestines. The mucus is lubricating tissues and there must be a reason for that need. Gas alone can cause the body to secrete mucus but I think you have ulcer(s).
358204
Depends on what kind of gas you mean.
77357
You actually get less gas on a high protein diet than on a high fiber diet. But the gas that you have smells worse. \n\nHigh protein diets are also usually high-fat diets, which can make bloating worse because fat slows the intestinal transit time and interferes with the normal clearance mechanism where the bowel cleanses itself of gas. That allows more time for gas to accumulate, so in that sense a high-fat diet might not make more gas, but it might make it more noticeable.
173837
Take Gas-x That should help. Otherwise, try to change your diet to make you less gassy. good luck.
538227
Lots of protein in your diet will cause you to fart a lot. Eggs have tons of protein. So, maybe.