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Hiccups

I get the hiccups randomly and get them for about one minute or so and them they go away. I am 7 weeks post op. I just don't know if it is normal to get them has any one else had this issues.

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I am the same amount out, and have the same thing. I just took it as our stomachs can't hold a lot, and this includes air.

I get the hiccups randomly

I also get the hiccups periodically. I got them frequently when i first started eating solids, but even now sometimes.

I think many people hiccup at times :o

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kathy

I get the hiccups if I eat something I'm not suppose to, like a bite of bread....

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