Does anyone suffer with wind after they eat?
595962
yes this is usually an indication of irritable bowel syndrome don,t panic its not fatal just annoying i use fibercon and that seems to help otherwise your dr may be able to give you something forit
609923
sounds like an allergic reaction to certain foods.Watch what you eat when this happens and try to eliminate it from your diet.
413555
hmmm,Are you breaking wind? could be the cause and effect!\nIf this condition persists see your doctor!
1102452
What is it you are eating? IS it maybe , rice or somthing else stickly or soft like bread, etc?  Your esophogus my be narrowing, I had to have a tube put down my throat so have it stretched out, I think this happended due to reflux (acid indigestion)  It was alway rice that stuck, if you feel it happening, stop eating and wait for the food to go down, it will just start backing up in your throat if you don't/
530302
Usually inhaling too much air, espesially while you eat.
63412
because it is cold\n\nthis could happen if you have asthma, bronchitis,if you are a smoker, or are around smoke all of the time; it could also happen if you yell alot or are hoarse, or if your throat is sore; it could also happen if you have a repsiratory infection\n\ndo you cough every single time you have ever eaten it? if not, it is no big deal, but if it happens every now and then it would be because of the things I listed above
218016
I do and quite a bit! No food can match home food, plus travel stress and exersion takes away the wind from my sails. Also, on business trips, I end up working much more than my office. I tend to lose weight when I am not under the watchful eyes of my wife or my mother when I was younger
211030
Nervousness activates your fight-or-flight response, which rushes blood to the head and muscles. The blood supply to other areas is reduced, especially your digestive tract. This means an interruption of normal digestive processes, and then nausea.
822410
it happens to me when i eat spicy foods or hot peppers
596157
I HAVE THIS SAME PROBLEM. it really sucks...it seems like i try to do something else and it just doesn't work...then after you eat, you feel even worse. what works for me now though, is  i eat something healthy, like a bowl chicken noodle soup, or a salad with chicken in it.
357639
i think you might be sucking in air when you eat. i find that when i eat bread(the yeast in itcauses air)i get hiccups.
497403
This happens to me sometimes too. I think that mine is from eating too early or too late. I can't eat anything before 10-11am and nothing after 6pm. Sometimes I even feel sick though when I just eat a regular meal.  I don't know the cause of it,but have no other symptoms to indicate a problem,so I just live with it.\n\nIf you are experiencing other symptoms,I would recommend that you speak with your physician. If it concerns you greatly,see your doctor too.
311506
This happens to me sometimes.. it could be the sign of a high-fiber diet and your body's struggling to metabolize food at the rate at which you're using energy.  Digestion of food produces waste gases.  For example, yesterday I got on my bicycle and rode almost 60 miles.. halfway during the exercise, the farting started, and now today it's still happening.. my body may not have yet caught up with refueling the 3000 calories I burned.\nThe excrement might be caused by what you're eating.  High fiber sometimes makes for loose stools.  It wouldn't be uncommon for a little of it to come out when passing gas.\n\nHope none of you were eating dinner when I answered this.  Ha!
803434
Unfortunately, I am in the same boat. Except with me, it's EVERY time I eat that I feel this way. I've been to the doctor, and they've told me that there's nothing wrong with me, but I know better. It's not right for a person to have to sit still and not talk because they feel they'll get sick after they've just ate. It sucks, I know. If you find something that works for you, please, please email me. Thanks.
774033
Two popular theories atm...\n\nFirstly, Researchers have discovered that high blood glucose levels, similar to those after eating a big meal, can switch off the brain cells that normally keep us awake and alert. \n\nAlso, when you eat, lots of blood travels to the intestinal area to carry nutrients around the body. This is known as shunting. When this occurs, your brain is getting less oxygen. \n\nThe first theory is the more credible, with the second theory being the best applied to why you feel cold after eating (less blood to extremities).
891112
Yes, once on a hot day I was laying inside watching T.V. I ran outside to water my horse and just as a got to the trough I felt as though I would pass out. I think it was just the change from A.C. to a hot 98 degree day. I had shortness of breath and felt lite headed.
775244
yes this is why since you have been eating better, i love mcdonalds but everytime i eat out like that my stomach does flip flops too and makes all kinds  of noises and i end up in the potty. run don't walk........