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  • Carlotta1
    Carlotta1

    For me..it is also a sign that i have taken my last bite. Not even one more bite ..also make sure u chew your food thoroughly and est slowly. I am happyy for my hiccups

  • missdixie2000
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    I just had surgery 2 days ago an haven't had anything to eat or drink in 3 am have severe hiccups ???

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Usually it's your body/stomach saying that's enough food? At least it is for lapbanders. It's one of the satiety signals that you've eaten enough for now.

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    For me..it is also a sign that i have taken my last bite. Not even one more bite ..also make sure u chew your food thoroughly and est slowly. I am happyy for my hiccups :)

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    I get them as a full signal. In the beginning (first week or two) they really hurt. But now, now problem. I just know I'm full.

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    I would let my Nut/surgeon office know.

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