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hiccups everytime I eat or drink anything

I'm not really concerned about it.. in fact, it kinda makes me giggle. Anyone else experience this?

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Only if I eat to fast!!!

Only if I eat to fast!!!

Same here.

Yes I do get hiccups.. I stop eating when I do. Cause if I take a few more bites then I feel uncomfortable.

Yes I hiccup when I am full.

I had that in the beginning, however it does go away (usually). I would hiccup when I ate too fast or too much... it would be a sign-for me- that I may dump what I just ate...

Sounds like your going to fast ..

Chris

No matter how little I eat I get hiccups every time I eat. And also doesn't matter how fast I eat either if I drink same thing. Sometimes I get them for no reason and I rarely had them before. Can be annoying at work and co-workers always comment about it. I am 14 weeks post op.

Edited by disterdis

My surgeon told me that during surgery, your diaphragm can be disturbed and may cause you pain and or hiccups later on due to it. I don't have hiccups but I have had sharp pain on my right side and when I inquired well, that was his answer :)

  • 2 weeks later...

I get the hiccups when I stand up, usually only 2 or 3 but they hurt like hell. Figured it's from everything being moved around and disturbed. I'm hoping once everything heals they'll go away completely.

that is funny….i get them when i get to "full" it kinda helps me remember to stop eating!!

Hiccups are a common sign sleevers have when they are full.

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