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  • Valentina
    Valentina

    five years out and I still get hiccoughs. Over the years, I have come to recognize them as my "signal" to stop eating--now! When the first "hic" comes, my fork goes down. Sometimes they come le

  • maxcimax
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    I get hiccups also. Tells me I'm full.

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five years out and I still get hiccoughs.

Over the years, I have come to recognize them as my "signal" to stop eating--now!

When the first "hic" comes, my fork goes down.

Sometimes they come less frequently.

If you experience them very often and they are concerning to you, then by all means give your team a call. Let them put you mind to ease. Then you'll know--for sure.

We can give you "our" advice, but not being MDs , that all it is----our own experiences.

Let us know what your team tells you. It's always good to learn something new every day. :)

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    I get hiccups also. Tells me I'm full.

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    I have been getting hiccups a LOT lately....is this going to be normal?

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    Hiccups are one signal of overeating. Eat slowly and mindfully and you will start to learn to stop eating before you get to that point.

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