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Sleeping Snoring Farting. Here's what a gastroenterologist has to say about it. People who eat a diet high in fiber, have underlying gastrointestinal disorders, smoke, take certain medications, and menstruate may be more likely to experience farting while asleep. But some digestive disorders can also cause farting. Between snoring (or your partner keeping you up with their snoring), having weird dreams or even making awkward sounds, there is a lot that happens during our slumber. You might fart at night or first thing in the morning because of normal variations in your anal sphincter, the ring of muscle that keeps the anus shut. Farting in your sleep is usually due to diet and lifestyle. Morning gas and farting in your sleep can have a few different causes. Risk factors for snoring include having obesity, mouth or nose anatomy abnormalities, hormonal shifts, endocrine disorders, sleep apnea, and genetic diseases. Additional causes might include nasal congestion or blockage, alcohol intake, sleep medicines, back sleeping, and smoking.

People who eat a diet high in fiber, have underlying gastrointestinal disorders, smoke, take certain medications, and menstruate may be more likely to experience farting while asleep. But some digestive disorders can also cause farting. Farting in your sleep is usually due to diet and lifestyle. Additional causes might include nasal congestion or blockage, alcohol intake, sleep medicines, back sleeping, and smoking. Between snoring (or your partner keeping you up with their snoring), having weird dreams or even making awkward sounds, there is a lot that happens during our slumber. Morning gas and farting in your sleep can have a few different causes. Risk factors for snoring include having obesity, mouth or nose anatomy abnormalities, hormonal shifts, endocrine disorders, sleep apnea, and genetic diseases. You might fart at night or first thing in the morning because of normal variations in your anal sphincter, the ring of muscle that keeps the anus shut. Here's what a gastroenterologist has to say about it.

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Sleeping Snoring Farting People who eat a diet high in fiber, have underlying gastrointestinal disorders, smoke, take certain medications, and menstruate may be more likely to experience farting while asleep. But some digestive disorders can also cause farting. Farting in your sleep is usually due to diet and lifestyle. Between snoring (or your partner keeping you up with their snoring), having weird dreams or even making awkward sounds, there is a lot that happens during our slumber. You might fart at night or first thing in the morning because of normal variations in your anal sphincter, the ring of muscle that keeps the anus shut. Additional causes might include nasal congestion or blockage, alcohol intake, sleep medicines, back sleeping, and smoking. Morning gas and farting in your sleep can have a few different causes. Here's what a gastroenterologist has to say about it. Risk factors for snoring include having obesity, mouth or nose anatomy abnormalities, hormonal shifts, endocrine disorders, sleep apnea, and genetic diseases. People who eat a diet high in fiber, have underlying gastrointestinal disorders, smoke, take certain medications, and menstruate may be more likely to experience farting while asleep.