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Hiccups Anyone??

I was just reading an article about hiccups... that they may be caused by the stomach bumping on the diaphragm....

I wondered if, since the pouch can trigger shoulder pain which is diaphrgm irritation, if anyone had noticed a problem with hiccups too?

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I thought it was just me with hiccups. I called my doctor and she said I was still eating too fast. I slowed down today and I have been fine.

I get hiccups almost every time I eat. I'm kind of glad to hear someone else gets hiccups alot too. I thought it was just my own "oddity".

Yep me too. But generally my hiccups are just one "spasm" hiccup - one single loud one. People who don't know me and hear this think something is horribly wrong. :party:

On occasion I will get mini multiple ones.

I did have a heital hernia, and that may play a factor in it as well.

I too get hiccups regularly. I take it as a sign to stop! Sometimes it's just one really really loud one, and sometimes a series of them. But I truly think they are my signal to stop.

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I too get the hiccups when I'm full and/or need to stop. I went through a period of lots of PB'ing in early April and realized that I wasn't listening to my body when something was going down sluggish or when I was full. Since then I try to really pay attention to how things feel as they go down, how much I'm chewing, or if I get the hiccups...a definite sign I'm done, and I've done much better now!

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