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Hiccups..... sort of...?

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  • I'm 7.5 months out, and I still get hiccups any time I eat too fast. So annoying!

  • Too fast or too full, a little alarm to get your attention. Annoying, but helpful in making different choices next time.

  • I had my surg the end of March 2016. Like ttdish, I get hiccups anytime I eat to fast. Certainly does let me know I need to slow down!

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Those are the worst aren't they?

I am 6 weeks post op. I can't remember exactly when I finally stopped getting them but I'm pretty sure it was around week 2.

Good luck and congratulations!!

I'm 7.5 months out, and I still get hiccups any time I eat too fast. So annoying!

I had my surg the end of March 2016. Like ttdish, I get hiccups anytime I eat to fast. Certainly does let me know I need to slow down!

Very normal. Good luck!

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Too fast or too full, a little alarm to get your attention. Annoying, but helpful in making different choices next time.

Over 8 weeks, get hiccups when I eat too fast ....

Also, I often get little burps as well ....

I wonder if these ever go away, or as the other members said, that it warns us to slow down or eat different food that is more agreeable to the New Tummy .....

Actually, I am sneezing more too .....

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