gassy, bloated please help

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grannyt
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gassy, bloated please help

Post by grannyt » Wed Mar 28, 2018 4:33 pm

I am waking in the night and in the morning with terrible gas pains, bloated and gassy.

Yes, I have searched this and have found so many threads that I just can't find an answer. Most threads address particular masks.

So, Is this usually a mask problem? Pressure Problem? Or something I'll just have to deal with?

Or, can someone give me a link to a thread that addresses this problem so I will know what to do?

Thanks!

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Re: gassy, bloated please help

Post by grannyt » Wed Mar 28, 2018 4:38 pm

I just found the article about Aerophagia
Reading now
Sorry...

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Re: gassy, bloated please help

Post by TASmart » Wed Mar 28, 2018 5:49 pm

Some people swallow more air due to the slight pressure of the PAP. Lower pressure or redneck mannors are called for. (Ya know Belching and farting).

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