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Hiccups And Burps!

I just had my first fill last week and I definitely feel the difference. Do you start to hiccup when you are reaching your fill of food? I also burp a little, but mostly I have to stop eating when I start to hiccup. Does this happen to anybody else??

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Yes , hiccups are normally a sign that you have had enough(or too much) or possibly that you have eaten too quickly

Yes , hiccups are normally a sign that you have had enough(or too much) or possibly that you have eaten too quickly

Same here. I don't get Burps, but when the Hiccups start then that's it. Time to stop, and sometimes it is also the first sign of getting stuck.

Yep, that is my sign to stop eating!

Yes, only after seeing it on here, did I realize that it was normal. So, now, I know and have told my son, that that is a sign that you are done eating! Karen

I do the hiccup thing, too. I am glad that it is normal - with caveats.

I get something like 1/2 burp, 1/2 hiccup...I've learned that this is my "soft stop" and I know when I get those that I need to put the fork down!!

Yep! It is the only side affect I have had so far. So I'll live with it.

I so totally hiccup when im reaching my stoping point when eating, its both funny and annoying biggrin.png

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