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Hiccups

I haven't read anything about this so I just made a new topic! Does anyone else hiccup non stop after eating or drinking?? Without fail, every time I eat I hiccup for a couple of minutes, every time I drink I hiccup again. I don't know if it's just me. looking forward to responses!

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  • At 2 1/2 years out, I still get the hiccup signal when Miss Tummy has had enough. The other dependable signal I get is six sneezes. Exactly six.

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I guess I'll take it as a signal that I'm full. Lol

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At 2 1/2 years out, I still get the hiccup signal when Miss Tummy has had enough. The other dependable signal I get is six sneezes. Exactly six.

I used to hiccup when I was full. After a while, I learned to stop before reaching the hiccup point.

yes when I have over done I hiccup something awful I try to stop before I get to that point it's torture to hiccup when your so full

I hiccup when I eat bit too fast, at times. My hiccups go on for a couple of minutes, then stop ...

I also sneeze lot more these days, and I am blaming my thyroid condition for this, but perhaps it is the sleeve as well ?

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