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Hicups!

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Usually hiccups are a signal to stop eating. Are you eating too much?

Or, did you just get a fill and maybe your stoma swelled?

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    "hard"hiccups for me is a sign that I'm eating or drinking too fast

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    After my first fill I would get one very hard, loud hiccup about five times a day. I felt it was usually when I was hungry. They have recently subsided. The band definitely seems to change the pressure in your digestive tract. You may be swallowing a lot of air when you're eating.

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