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Ew. Doctor Karan Raj shared a video on his TikTok account, @dr.karanr, in which he said: "When your stomach growls, it's not your stomach. It's actually your intestines - specifically your small ...

Discover what stomach growling means according to a gastroenterologist whether it happens when you aren't hungry or just ate. Still, it can be a little unsettling to experience a growling stomach ...

Dr Powell told Prevention: 'Stomach growling is a normal physiological process. It happens to everyone and is simply a sign that your digestive system is normal.' It is also 'beyond our control ...

But it may feel odd to hear your stomach growl or gurgle. “We get asked this a lot,” says Ben Levy MD, a gastroenterologist at The University of Chicago Medicine. “Patients sometimes feel ...