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Watery flatulence, or wet farts, refers to when liquid passes out the rectum, alongside air during a fart. Typically, this liquid is either mucus or watery stool. Also known as wet farts or ...

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The technical term for CPAP-related gas is aerophagia. As excess air enters the stomach, it can lead to burping, belching, farting, and bloating. You can take steps to reduce this side effect, such as ...

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However uncomfortable or embarrassing they may be, farts are natural – in fact, they are a sign that your digestive system is alive. Quite literally, actually. By paying attention to changes in ...

HOWEVER uncomfortable or embarrassing they are, farts are a completely normal and healthy bodily function. It's a sign your digestive system is very much alive, as the food you eat gets broken ...

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However uncomfortable or embarrassing they are, farts are natural and a sign that your digestive system is alive. Quite literally, actually. It’s not just your own body that’s responsible for ...

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However uncomfortable or embarrassing they are, farts are natural and a sign that your digestive system is alive. Quite literally, actually. It’s not just your own body that’s responsible for ...