What's the matter with old fart and no stink?

Old fart does not stink may be related to eating habits, swallowing gas, intestinal flora imbalance, gastrointestinal dysfunction, drugs and other factors. First of all, may be related to eating habits. If you ingest too much food that is easy to produce gas, such as beans, potatoes, onions, etc., these foods are decomposed and fermented by bacteria in the digestive tract, which will produce a lot of gas, resulting in increased farting, but not necessarily obvious odor. Secondly, it may be swallowing too much gas. When you eat too fast, talk too much or chew gum, you will unconsciously swallow a lot of air. After this air enters the gastrointestinal tract, it will also be excreted in the form of farting. Moreover, this situation may also be caused by intestinal flora imbalance. The normal intestinal flora maintains the normal function of the intestine. When the flora is out of balance, it may affect the normal digestion and peristalsis of the intestine, resulting in increased gas production, and the smell may not be obvious. In addition, gastrointestinal dysfunction will also occur. For example, indigestion, etc., can cause food to stay in the intestine for an abnormal time, thus producing more gas, but not necessarily accompanied by obvious odor. Finally, some drugs may also affect. Some drugs may interfere with the normal function of the intestinal tract, causing changes in gas production. If the old fart does not smell continues to not ease or accompanied by other discomfort symptoms, such as abdominal pain, abdominal distension, diarrhea, constipation, etc., should seek medical attention in time, relevant examinations, such as enteroscopy, etc., to clarify the cause, and take appropriate treatment measures. At the same time, maintaining good eating habits and lifestyle is also very important to maintain intestinal health.