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Serious life question about hiccups.

Literally every time I eat I get the hiccups after. I chew slowly and do my best to take my time yet no matter what eating brings out a bout of hiccups. Not really concerning but annoying, any one else experience this or have any idea what causes this after surgery?

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    For me it's always when I eat/drink too fast or too much. I don't know physically why it happens after surgery, but I know it has to do with the phrenic nerve. So I suspect that it's a sensitivity t

  • Haha. yes! they will eventually go away! I always warn people...I will get very loud hiccups...fair warning Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using the BariatricPal App

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Haha. yes! they will eventually go away!

I always warn people...I will get very loud hiccups...fair warning

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I'm 3 months out and i still get them occasionally, i spoke to my nurse about it and she said it was nothing to worry about and just a bit of trapped wind under my diaphram

For me it's always when I eat/drink too fast or too much. I don't know physically why it happens after surgery, but I know it has to do with the phrenic nerve. So I suspect that it's a sensitivity thing, and that you eventually get over it. But that's an educated guess. :)

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@@theantichick I tend to get them regardless of how quickly or slowly I eat I've noticed. No doubt I have my moments when I could probably slow down but it even happens after taking Vitamins for example. Maybe hacking out my innards just put everything off it's a-game for the time being I appreciate the educated guess!

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Had them immediately I started Stage 1. Contributed to my staying an extra day at the hospital. They disappeared on the morning of the 3rd day post-op. I was told they would go away and they did.

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