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Trapped wind
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My hubby is really struggling with trapped wind. He keeps trying to burp to bring it up but he can't shift it at all. Any suggestions on how to shift it would be gratefully received. Thanks
Ali
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.My mom used to have the same problem. She was given an exercise to do which (as far as I know) worked. You need to lie on your back, draw both of your knees up so your feet rest flat on the floor, and then twist your hips and legs to the left (keeping knees together) until the side of your leg touches the floor, then do the same towards the other side.
Years ago when I had a hysterectomy the worst part was having trapped wind. A very common thing after hysterectomies apparently. The woman in the next bed offered me some real peppermints. They were brilliant. After about two hours it was all gone. Someone had given her the tip so she came prepared. I think they were from Thorntons. They really did work.
Hi jugglering. The fizzy drink didn't work at all. If anything, it made it worse :-( He lay on his stomach on the living room floor, but he found it a bit too uncofortable. He headed to bed and I went up and told him about the suggestion from clairelouise. He gave it a go, and lo and behold it worked! after a few good burps he slept like a baby lol. Thanks to you all for your great suggestions.