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Gas bubbles (gastrointestinal tract)
- Molecular classification
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Overview
Physical accumulations of gaseous mixtures within the gastrointestinal tract formed from swallowed air and bacterial fermentation. Consists mainly of nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, hydrogen and methane.
- Other names
- GI gasIntestinal gasFlatulenceBloatingAerophagia
02
Mechanism of action
Coalesces small gas bubbles into larger ones for easier passage.
03
Biological functions
Byproduct of normal digestionFacilitates expulsion via belching or flatulence
04
Disease associations
Abdominal painCrampingBloatingDistention
05
Interacting drugs
Simethicone
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