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Hiccups

How long do they usually last after surgery im two days outside of surgery

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  • Are you hiccuping a lot or just when drinking or eating, etc? Hiccuping can be a sign that you're full or going too fast.

  • for me, hiccuping is painful sometimes. I'm two weeks post op. ????

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Are you hiccuping a lot or just when drinking or eating, etc?

Hiccuping can be a sign that you're full or going too fast.

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About halfway in one protein shake and 32 oz of water

I've been getting them a lot too, but not when I'm even drinking anything. They're pretty painful but tend to stop when I walk around and try to slow down my breathing.

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Yeah mine are painful to iput a heating pad on my chest and it helped

for me, hiccuping is painful sometimes. I'm two weeks post op. ????

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To maymarie how did edit your profile pic and info i can not figure it out

Hiccups are my signal to stop eating. I have learned to just stop as soon as they start.

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Sounds like i well have to try that

To maymarie how did edit your profile pic and info i can not figure it out

I had to go on the full desktop website. Couldn't do it from the app unfortunately.

I mean I'm a month out and still hiccup every time I eat..... Assuming that's normal. ????

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