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Hiccups

Since my surgery (April 8th) I frequently get the hiccups is this normal? I very rarely got them before my surgery and it seems like I have them atleast two times a day

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Hiccups for me usually means I am full and can't take another bite ... Not sure if this happens to you after you eat

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It happens all day someone told me it was because I ate or drank to much or to fast but it doesn't usually happen after I eat or drink but really just out of the blue

It happens to me, too. Usually because it's around when, what, or how I eat. Not necessarily at the time, but near.

yes I get them all the time now never really did before surgery normally if I just drink some water it will help stop them

Completely normal. I get them too, but usually after a meal. Like clockwork! I do get them other times as well though, and much more than I ever did before surgery. I don't worry about them, they go away by themselves.

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