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The answer is yes: probiotics can cause gas and bloating. While probiotics usually help stop gas and bloating, there are a few circumstances under which they can cause it as well. Probiotics populate your digestive tract with âgoodâ bacteria. However, even though they are âgoodâ for your body, they are still bacteria.
Certain foods can cause gas. Carbohydrates, such as pasta and bread, are the most gas-producing foods. High-fiber foods, including fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes can cause gas. Carbonated liquids such as soda pop and beer can cause gas. Gas can happen if youâre having other digestive issues such as constipation or diarrhea.