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Hiccups Anyone???

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Hiccups are very common with the band, in most cases it is a sign your diaphragm is being agitated - normally it's a sign of eating too fast or being full according to your band. Listen to it, it's a good sign.

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    When I was overfilled, I had the hiccups for two days straight before I went to get a bit of the fill taken out .. LOL, quite possibly the longest two days of my life. Sure did keep my coworkers amused.

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