To add on, I haven't been eating anything differently of doing anything differently for years. I dont know why it's happening now. It effects my gas and stools and it sucks to use the bathroom. It might happen for the rest of my life. It makes no sense because I eat what I have been eating for my whole life and NOW I'm having rumbling and gurgling at the most random times! And it happens in my sleep so I can't sleep! HELP!
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Idk if you are still on this but did the noises ever come back? because im in 8th grade and it started at the beggining of the year and it hasn't stopped since. at this point ive kinda stopped eating at school completly. i dont eat breakfast, and I dont eat lunch. I only eat snacks and dinner at home :/. ive lost so much weight..My parents think i have a eating disorder and I dont. Its reducing the noises, but sometimes makes them worse. pls help
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helloo are you still on this? did your noises go away? i just got them at the start of 8th grade in september of 2020. its ruining my life :( im having the same problems as you too..so did it go away? or were you diagnosed with something ?? pls help
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Yes! I’m still here!
It’s gotten way worse. Right now, it is happening al over my body and shaking my whole body and I don’t do my schoolwork. I keep sobbing, and when I go to the bathroom, nothing helps.
It doesn’t go away. No matter what the hell I do, it stays. My parents finally believed me two months ahead and gave me sleeping pills. Sometimes they help, other times, the rumbling still passes through it and keeps me up all night.
It’s bloody hell. They came in all noises and forms and I can’t sit still. The two year mark is coming up. Started when I was 13, now I’m 15. I’m a sophomore. I hate it so much and would do anything just to have a normal stomach again.
No one can find what’s wrong with me. My depression and PTSD from my past has gotten worse. This is stupid and doesn’t happen to normal people. I’ve done nothing to deserve constant hell like this.
Sorry, it doesn’t get better. It goes and to worse to a little tame to awful again. It feels like there’s a explosion inside of me.
Ha, my dad just asked me what was wrong on text. My mom thinks I’m overreacting. I feel like I’m dying! This session has been going on for three hours now.
I wish I could help!
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i went to the doctor and she did an x-ray i think and it showed my left side of my bowel was veryyy backed up. Since im a child, they didnt give me actual laxatives and so once i got this powder, i had to pour it in my drink and then use the bathroom every 2-3 hours and drink plenty of water. this honestly helped, but it was really hard bc the teachers im with made it hard to follow the rules for the powder. i stopped taking it, and now its gotten way worse. since you are older, maybe try taking laxatives?
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hey, its me again- i found another post on this topic. some of the responses are more recent and its 24 pages long. you could try reading it for yourself, but to get to the point. Many people thinks its colitis, celiac disease, borborygmi, SIBO, or gluten or lactose allergies. Those are the most common solutions i saw. GL! i'm gonna get tested fpr the first 4. I would suggest reading some replies tho.
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Hey, it's me!
My Sweet Sixteen was last week, and since then, everything has been horrible. I've given up. My dad is taking me to the doctor finally because he's tired of me screaming at night because I can't sleep and having breakdowns during the day because my body is attacking me. We can't find the cause of it, but we're going to see if there are any treatments that can help me. I can't live like this anymore. I'm thinking it's borborygmi.
Most of it happens on the left side of my body. I wonder if I have a back-up, too.
Good luck to you, too!
My Sweet Sixteen was last week, and since then, everything has been horrible. I've given up. My dad is taking me to the doctor finally because he's tired of me screaming at night because I can't sleep and having breakdowns during the day because my body is attacking me. We can't find the cause of it, but we're going to see if there are any treatments that can help me. I can't live like this anymore. I'm thinking it's borborygmi.
Most of it happens on the left side of my body. I wonder if I have a back-up, too.
Good luck to you, too!
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hey, this is happening to me too. reading this post has made me feel way less alone. i am a senior in college and this problem started over the summer. i have tried changing my diet and now i only eat simply digested foods on school days to reduce the noise. its so embarassing though and i had a panic attack on the first day of school in one of my classes because it was happening. i had to skip the whole rest of the day. i also have generalized anxiety disorder and while i believe the anxiety makes it worse, i dont think its the root cause. im so frustrated :( i am finally going to see a doctor in three days about this so hopefully i get some answers. i hope you are doing well!
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I have a bubble butt, and it gets sweaty really easy. I’m in 7th grade, my mom doesn't know what is it. Can you help me?
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did you get answers?? i was diagnosed with celiac disease in december 2021 and have been on a strict gluten free diet since then but i still don't feel better after almost five months and i think there could be another underlying cause.
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hey! i have this same thing currently and i'm trying to figure out what it is. when i'm active, at home, or in a loud crowded room, it doesn't happen. it only happens at school in a silent classroom or at church when the pastor's preaching. i have a feeling it's anxiety but not 100% sure. it is so embarrassing. during a lockdown it happened and the whole class was laughing at me. it's like a stomach growl but it's near the butt area, but i can tell it's not a fart. please, any tips?
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Hi, guest.
It sounds like you may be experiencing a form of social anxiety, and this sensation you are describing could be related to the physical symptoms of anxiety. Social anxiety can be a challenging experience, but there are things you can do to manage it:
Recognize and accept your feelings: Accept that you are experiencing anxiety, and try not to be too hard on yourself. It's a common experience that many people go through, and it's important to acknowledge your feelings.
Practice relaxation techniques: Deep breathing, meditation, and progressive muscle relaxation are just a few relaxation techniques that can help you manage your anxiety.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): CBT is a type of therapy that can be helpful in managing anxiety. It involves learning how to recognize and challenge negative thoughts and beliefs that contribute to anxiety, as well as learning coping skills and strategies.
Avoid triggers: If you know that certain situations trigger your anxiety, try to avoid or limit exposure to them if possible. For example, if being in a silent classroom triggers your anxiety, you could try sitting near the door or finding a way to distract yourself during class.
Speak to a mental health professional: A therapist or counselor can help you develop coping skills and strategies to manage your anxiety. They can also provide support and guidance as you work through your feelings.
Remember that managing social anxiety takes time and effort, but with the right tools and support, it is possible to overcome.
It sounds like you may be experiencing a form of social anxiety, and this sensation you are describing could be related to the physical symptoms of anxiety. Social anxiety can be a challenging experience, but there are things you can do to manage it:
Recognize and accept your feelings: Accept that you are experiencing anxiety, and try not to be too hard on yourself. It's a common experience that many people go through, and it's important to acknowledge your feelings.
Practice relaxation techniques: Deep breathing, meditation, and progressive muscle relaxation are just a few relaxation techniques that can help you manage your anxiety.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): CBT is a type of therapy that can be helpful in managing anxiety. It involves learning how to recognize and challenge negative thoughts and beliefs that contribute to anxiety, as well as learning coping skills and strategies.
Avoid triggers: If you know that certain situations trigger your anxiety, try to avoid or limit exposure to them if possible. For example, if being in a silent classroom triggers your anxiety, you could try sitting near the door or finding a way to distract yourself during class.
Speak to a mental health professional: A therapist or counselor can help you develop coping skills and strategies to manage your anxiety. They can also provide support and guidance as you work through your feelings.
Remember that managing social anxiety takes time and effort, but with the right tools and support, it is possible to overcome.
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Hi guys! I’ve experienced this for around two years now aswell, and I think i finally know what’s wrong with us!! (or maybe just me) Alongside the butt noises, I also get weird gurgling noises in my throat, but the butt noises are more prominent, so I never really thought the throat noises meant anything. But then I discovered something - R-CPD! There is a Reddit group for it, (check it out for more info) and essentially it’s a condition where you can’t burp, which causes a bunchhh of symptoms, but mainly throat gurgles, anxiety stomach bloating and stomach pains. I also wondered if my butt gurgles and constipation might be related to this (because I have never burped) and I wondered if this is really what’s wrong with me. I asked the Reddit and had a look around, and other people reported having similar symptoms to mine, who also have R-CPD. So I’ve decided I have R-CPD too, and am actually ecstatic because there is a cure!! You can get Botox injected into a muscle in your neck, so that you are able to burp!! People with symptoms like mine, said that after mainly one, but sometimes two, doses of Botox, their body learnt how to burp, and they are essentially cured! I am the most hopeful I have ever been in my life to get this treatment, and I just wanted to share this with you lot who might never have heard of R-CPD, because we might really be suffering with it all together! Best wishes to you all, stay positive!!
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