The causes of stomach pain and farting are dietary habits, acute gastroenteritis, intestinal flora imbalance and so on. Commonly used treatment methods include daily life conditioning, physical therapy, compound digestive enzymes, levofloxacin, bifidobacteria and other medications. 1. Dietary habits: If the speed of eating is too large, consuming cold and irritating gas-producing food, etc., it will stimulate the intestinal mucosa and cause the patient’s intestinal peristalsis to accelerate, resulting in abdominal pain and increased gas emission symptoms. You can improve your eating habits through daily life management and develop good eating habits, such as chewing and swallowing slowly. Adjust the diet structure and reduce the intake of cold and irritating food, so as to improve the symptoms. 2. Acute gastroenteritis: Due to unclean diet, bacterial and viral infections occur in the gastrointestinal tract, resulting in inflammation. When the inflammatory factors continue to stimulate, resulting in gastrointestinal tract dysfunction, triggering patients to appear abdominal pain, increased exhaust and other symptoms. You can promote the recovery of gastrointestinal peristalsis and improve abdominal blood circulation through physical methods such as hot compresses and abdominal massage. Medications such as compound digestive enzymes and levofloxacin can also be used to promote digestion and absorption and control infection, thus improving symptoms. 3. Intestinal flora imbalance: Due to the change of flora in the patient’s intestine, the patient’s intestinal function is abnormal, resulting in the ingested food can not be metabolized and absorbed normally, which leads to the symptoms of abdominal pain and increased gas. Medications such as Bifidobacterium bifidum can be chosen to regulate the intestinal flora so as to improve the symptoms. If the patient often has the symptom of stomach pain and farting, it is recommended that the patient improve the gastroscopy, ultrasound and other examinations under the guidance of the doctor, and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.