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Hiccups!!

Holy crap, I just got the hiccups, and it scared me like anything. My usual remedy is to drink down Water, but I can't do that now! Tell me I'm being paranoid, and that hiccups don't cause the band to slip or anything!

I'm on day 7 post-op.

-vangirl

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I don't think hiccups can make your band slip. I get them more now that I did before banding. You can still drink Water, just a little more slowly.

It should pass quickly :0)

I get hiccups whenever i get stuck on something..lol..happens everytime! Dont worry im thinking hiccups are fine. Ive gotten them alot and nothing has happened.

my stomache feels tender at times where the band is around it.? but i dont think it has to do with hiccups? Hmm might be a good question for my dr. I go tomorrow for my first fill.

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