Condition

Bloating & Gas

Treatments for bloating, gas, and digestive discomfort

32 drugs
27 OTC
5 Prescription

Antacid and Anti-flatulent

Reduces heartburn and gas discomfort

4

Antacid and anti-flatulent combination

Reduces heartburn and gas discomfort

2

Antacid and anti-flatulent

Reduces heartburn and gas discomfort

2

Antacid with anti-flatulent

Reduces heartburn and gas discomfort

2

Antacid and Anti-reflux combination

Reduces heartburn and stomach acid symptoms

1

Antacid

Reduces heartburn and stomach acid pain

5

Expectorant and cough mixture

Helps loosen and clear mucus from lungs

1

Antacid / Gastrointestinal protectant

Reduces heartburn and stomach acid pain

1

Antidiarrheal and stomach protectant

Stops diarrhea and protects stomach lining

1

Antacid and Anti-reflux agent

Reduces heartburn and stomach acid symptoms

1

H2 Blocker

Antacid/Acid Reducer

2

Proton pump inhibitor + Prokinetic

stomach acid reducer and anti-nausea

1

Antispasmodic

Relaxes muscles and stops cramps

1

Proton Pump Inhibitor

stomach acid reducer

1

Proton pump inhibitor + Antibiotic + Antiprotozoal/Antibacterial

Ulcer treatment combination

1

Cholinesterase inhibitor

muscle function enhancer

1

Proton Pump Inhibitor

Stomach Acid Reducer

1

Proton Pump Inhibitor + Prokinetic (stomach motility enhancer)

acid reducer

1

Antacid and Reflux Suppressant

Reduces heartburn and stomach acid symptoms

1

Antacid and carminative

anti-gas remedy

1

Antacid and carminative

gas relief

1

When to see a doctor

Seek care if you notice any of the following

  • You have severe abdominal pain that lasts for more than 2 hours and feels like someone is squeezing your stomach.
  • You experience difficulty breathing or feel like you're choking due to gas or bloating.
  • You have bloody stools or black, tarry stools, which could be a sign of internal bleeding.
  • You feel dizzy or lightheaded and can't stand up straight due to severe bloating or gas.
  • You have a fever above 38°C (100.4°F) along with bloating, gas, and digestive discomfort that lasts for more than 2 days.

For guidance only — always consult a qualified healthcare provider.