Passing gas is a natural part of digestion, but if you’re farting excessively at night, it might leave you feeling discomforting, confused, or worried.
While occasional gas is normal, persistent or excessive flatulence especially during sleep can be a signal of something deeper going on in your body. Let’s discover the possible reasons of nighttime farting and what it might mean for your health.
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