Tummy ringing is also known as hyperactive bowel sounds, if accompanied by nausea symptoms, commonly associated with acute enteritis, gastrointestinal bleeding or mechanical intestinal obstruction, it is recommended to actively seek medical attention, to clarify the cause of the disease, and to give reasonable treatment in order to control the symptoms of hyperactive bowel sounds and nausea. Common causes and treatments 1, acute enteritis: patients eating a lot of raw and cold, overheated, acidic food, as well as allergenic food, unclean food, toxic food; taking gastrointestinal irritant drugs, such as aspirin, alcoholism and other bad habits, can cause acute enteritis, nausea, vomiting manifestations. At the same time, due to the spasm of the gastrointestinal tract, it can also lead to the patient’s intestinal hyperpnoea, which leads to nausea and stomach rattling phenomenon. It is often treated with medications such as montelukast, bifidobacteria, loperamide, and elimination of cathartic. If the acute enteritis caused by bacterial infection, often also need to be treated with antibiotics; 2, gastrointestinal bleeding: cause nausea, stomach rattling intestinal hemorrhage is generally more serious, a large number of intestinal hemorrhage, due to the decline in blood volume in the body, the performance of low blood pressure, so there will be nausea, dizziness. This situation needs to be immediately sent to the hospital for rescue, applying hemostatic cyclic acid, injectable hemocoagulase, phenol sulfonyl ethylamine and other hemostatic drugs, and with blood transfusion, rehydration, oxygen and other first aid means, to save the patient’s life, followed by active treatment of the primary lesions or trauma that cause intestinal hemorrhage; 3. Mechanical intestinal obstruction: When the patient’s intestines have an obstruction, peristaltic movement of the intestinal segments above the obstruction will increase and expand significantly, which will result in intestinal tinnitus At the same time, the patient will have nausea and vomiting due to obstruction. For mild cases, doctors will first adopt conservative treatment such as fasting, gastrointestinal decompression and supportive therapy. If conservative treatment is ineffective, or if the intestinal tube becomes strangulated or necrotic and peritonitis occurs, surgery is necessary to save the patient’s life.