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Bad gas during pregnancy

Monday, Feb. 22nd 2010 8:32 PM

Gassy and pregnant

Help,  this will be my first child and I am now four month pregnant.  I am writing because I have really bad gas.   I been passing wind so to say at least once to twice an hour.  Well while I am awake,  course  my husband tries to tell me I do it when I sleep too.   Sometimes it is quite so I can get away with it a little more but I am really embarrassed about it most of the time.

I do not think they really stink but the noise is bad.  What can I do to make it stop?  My husband nice about it but I have to leave the house too so advise please.

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