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Stomach noises are common and are usually a normal part of digestion.
As the stomach and intestines contract to move food, fluids and gas through the digestive tract, they can produce familiar gurgling and rumbling sounds.
Hunger commonly makes these noises more noticeable.
Even when the stomach is empty, the digestive system continues to contract and move leftover contents through the gut, which can create audible sounds.
Swallowing air can make stomach noises more pronounced. Eating too quickly, drinking through a straw, chewing gum and having fizzy drinks can increase the amount of air in the digestive tract.
As the body moves this air through the gut, additional sounds may occur.
Certain foods can increase gas and make digestive noises more noticeable. Beans and some vegetables may contribute to gas production, while carbonated drinks add more gas to the digestive system.
Large meals can have a similar effect because the digestive tract has to work harder to process them.
Stress and anxiety can affect gut activity as well. Changes in digestive movements during periods of emotional stress may make normal stomach sounds seem louder or occur more frequently.
Most stomach noises are harmless and do not indicate a serious problem.
Persistent or unusual sounds accompanied by severe abdominal pain, repeated vomiting, prolonged diarrhoea, constipation, significant bloating or unexplained weight loss should be medically assessed.
Eating regular meals, slowing down while eating, drinking enough water and limiting foods that trigger excess gas may help reduce frequent stomach noises and support comfortable digestion.
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