2. Disease Factors
a. Gastrointestinal Dysfunction
The frequency of farting is also a reflection of gastrointestinal function. When a large amount of food residue enters the gastrointestinal tract and cannot be digested and absorbed, the body will produce a large amount of unpleasant gas, not only causing an increase in farting but also resulting in abnormally foul-smelling gas.
b. Liver Problems
Some patients with liver disease also experience farting symptoms. This may be due to digestive problems causing decreased appetite, bloating, abdominal pain, and poor gas passage.
II. Body Showing These Types of Fart Smells: Take It Seriously
