I have just had a buffet meal.. and now I am bloated. My gut is massive.
I am sure there is something else other than food that has done this to me. Me and my mate had a fair bit, but not as excessive as have done in the past.
Do restaurants add something?
I had this feeling once before at an Indian buffet.
Could not do anything other than lie on the sofa until it subsided.
I am sure there is something else other than food that has done this to me. Me and my mate had a fair bit, but not as excessive as have done in the past.
Do restaurants add something?
I had this feeling once before at an Indian buffet.
Could not do anything other than lie on the sofa until it subsided.
There are two types of bloat. One type is known as frothy bloat and sometimes commonly referred to as pasture bloat. Another type is known as gas bloat and is sometimes referred to as feed lot bloat.
Bloat is normally caused by nutrition problems, such as increased pressure in the rumen due to too many gases being built up. These gases could include carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane gas (CH4). Prevention is the best method in controlling this disease. One method is providing constant grazing instead of feast and famine, as long as the pasture doesn't contain a lot of legumes, which can cause bloat easily. The symptoms of bloat can include the skin on the left side of the animal behind the last rib may appear distended (see picture). Bloated sheep should be treated with great care, due to the condition of their body, and the possibilities of greater damage can occur. These can include collapsed lung due to pressure build-up, blood is pushed out of the body cavities, and can cause a type of acidosis. There are a few different options for treatment, depending on the time of diagnosis. You can use a stomach tube to release pressure of the gas, agitation of the rumen will also release trapped air bubbles, commercial anti-bloat medicines, and in severe cases a rumenotomy can be performed in life-or-death cases by puncturing a hole in the rumen, but will need to be sutured afterwards.
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