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frenchy
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Hi,
Basically every time i eat, afterwards my tummy gets sore and gassy (and like sometimes it sounds like im passing wind but actually its the off noises my tummy is making, and it can be quite embarrassing!).
I was wonderring whether i should get this checked out, or is it normal and it will pass??
Any ideas
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badly_behaved_badger
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Hey, lucky I saw your question because I answered a similar one a while ago!!

Here's the other one: http://www.scarleteen.com/forum/Forum24/HTML/000287.html

As someone mentioned in the other thread, you could have an allergy or it could just be indigestion. I hope this clears things up!

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