Your bloating may have nothing to do with what you ate
April 25, 2025
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as posted by the channelYour diaphragm might actually be causing your bloating. People usually think bloating is caused by an increase in gas or stool in your gut. While this could be true, it might also be your diaphragm acting abnormally after you eat. Internal medicine physician, Harvard Medical School instructor and Ask a Doctor columnist Trisha Pasricha explains the some of the possible causes of bloating and why you should share your concerns with your healthcare provider. Subscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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