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suffering from hiccups

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Hiccups for quite a few mean that your sleeve is full. There really isnt a way to stop them in my experience. I will hiccup once or twice once im full.

I get the hiccups probably 2-3 times a week since my surgery and I didn't get them before. I didn't realize that meant the sleeve was full. But I haven't found anyway to stop them.

Hiccups t my cue I'm full also. Everyone has a sign. Lol

Hiccups are my sign, too. I usually hiccup once or twice. I try to stop before that. If I eat too much, I get painful hiccups. No way to stop them, other than to wait.

I describe my hiccups as the fake-drunk-bad-acting hiccups. They are so loud and go for a long time, if I eat too much. My four year old thinks it is hilarious but my 11 year old pretends not to know me.

I get one or two hiccups even if I haven't been eating. For example, I got up at 230 am. the last time I ate was 830p. Yet, after 1 sip of Water, I got a hiccup. Research states hiccups are a lack of oxygen. So I don't know.

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