Rennie Deflatine, Trapped Wind and Bloating Tablets, Fast and Effective Heartburn Relief and Indigestion Relief, Sugar Free Mint, 1 Pack of 36 Tablets

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If you don’t have peppermint oil to hand, or if you suffer regularly, peppermint tea offers a warm and effective alternative to sip on. After a meal it also works as a perfect, soothing palette cleanser. It’s a very common condition that’s caused by the build-up of pressure in your stomach or abdomen. While it is rarely a sign of a more serious problem, as anyone who’s ever had it can attest, it’s not something that can be easily ignored. WHAT ARE THE CAUSES OF TRAPPED WIND? The amount of gas produced will depend on both what you’re eating and the type of bacteria you harbour. Unbalanced gut bacteria ( dysbiosis) are more likely to contribute to trapped wind. Foods that are readily fermentable also lead to more trapped wind: these include vegetables such as cauliflower, broccoli and cabbage, as well as beans and grains.

Another common cause of trapped wind is a perfectly natural one. It comes from the gas produced by bacteria in your colon as you break down residue from your small intestine. WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF TRAPPED WIND? Flatulence may be considered a humorous subject by some people but, for many, trapped wind can be distinctly unfunny and embarrassing, particularly for those who suffer severe and repeated bouts. It can be uncomfortable or painful, sometimes even being mistaken for appendicitis or gallstones. Yes - Rennie deflatine may be used to relieve indigestion and heartburn associated with pregnancy or when breastfeeding. However, be sure not to take more than the recommended dose. Of course, preventing the symptoms is better than trying to deal with them after they’ve occurred. Here are some simple steps you can take to reduce your chances of getting trapped wind in the first place:

A systematic review of four studies investigating peppermint oil concluded that it is superior to a placebo (a sugar pill) at alleviating symptoms of IBS, including trapped wind [4]. 7. Experiment with eliminating dairy There are four main symptoms associated with trapped wind – and none of them are particularly desirable! They are: Simeticone reduces the amount of trapped wind in the gut by bringing together all the small bubbles of gas that can get trapped among the stomach contents. This forms large bubbles that are more easily expelled by burping or passing wind. It helps to relieve abdominal pain and bloating associated with a build up of trapped gas in the stomach or intestines. Simeticone works locally in the gut and is not absorbed into the bloodstream. Many adults suffer from heartburn, indigestion and trapped wind at some point in their lives. Symptoms range from the pain or discomfort of acid indigestion to the burning chest pain of heartburn and the bloated stomach and flatulence caused by trapped wind. The essential oil compounds found in the seeds have anti-oxidant, digestive and anti-flatulent benefits, making them helpful for trapped wind.

Stomach acid is produced in the stomach as a normal part of the digestive process, but too much can cause symptoms such as heartburn, indigestion and wind. The antacids in Rennie deflatine work by binding to and neutralising excess stomach acid, which helps to relieve the pain and discomfort. Antacids work as soon as they reach the stomach. Of course, prevention is better than cure. Eating a fire-rich diet, ensuring you drink plenty of water and take regular exercise can help improve your bowl function and make getting trapped wind less likely.

How long to take it for

Eat your meals in a calm environment, or at least take five deep breaths before you begin to eat. 3. Drink before or after your meals