What's with the purring of the intestines and the fart?

The purring sound of the intestines refers to borygmus, and more farts mean more gas exhaust. More borygmus and gas exhaust may be related to diseases such as abdominal cold, indigestion, acute gastroenteritis, etc.

1. Abdominal cold

When the abdomen is stimulated by cold, Intestinal peristalsis will accelerate, leading to active borygmus. At the same time, increased intestinal peristalsis can easily lead to accelerated discharge of gas, and then increased gas exhaust.

2. Indigestion and

indigestion will cause food to accumulate in the gastrointestinal tract, and fermentation will produce a large amount of gas, which will cause the above symptoms to appear.

3. Acute gastroenteritis

During the onset of acute gastroenteritis, a large amount of inflammatory substances may be secreted, changing the gas composition and pressure in the intestine, making the gas in the intestine easier to produce and expel, resulting in borygmus and excessive gas exhaust.