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Hi everyone ,

I was banded May 27th and I am having Hick-up issues...

I ve been hickuping everyday more than once a day, for weeks!

Its wierd and of course not comfortable to do ( i guess cause im still healing on the inside) it kind of hurts...

Is anyone else out there having Hick-up issues, and is it normal?

Or could there be something Im doing wrong?

Any suggestions? ? ? ? ?

Thanks,

Beatriz

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I didn't have any hiccup issues, but the big, big burps, I did and still do! I let them roll too, I'm not holding them back. I excuse my self over and over..... but it feels so good to let them out!! :rolleyes:

I have heard of many bandsters that have hiccup issues early on.

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Sometimes I let out this really weird and loud burp/hiccup at the same time. LOL

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Uhm, I wish I could burp but nadda. Hiccups for sure and they come at the weirdest times. I'm not even eating with exception of creamies. Last night at like one in the morning I was catching up with the pvr for my shows and I started to hiccup out of the blue. All I had was water! Guess that's my future, huh?! hehe.

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For some people, hiccups are what's know as a soft stop. It's their bodies way of telling them to stop eating before they get in a situation where they're going to pb. When I get hiccups like that, it helps for me to take in the biggest breath I can, then stretch backwards while holding my breath as long as I can without getting dizzy. Stretching over a balance ball does the most good because it allows me to stretch out the most without being uncomfortable, but I'll use a bed or a sofa if my ball is not available.

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For some people, hiccups are what's know as a soft stop. It's their bodies way of telling them to stop eating before they get in a situation where they're going to pb. When I get hiccups like that, it helps for me to take in the biggest breath I can, then stretch backwards while holding my breath as long as I can without getting dizzy. Stretching over a balance ball does the most good because it allows me to stretch out the most without being uncomfortable, but I'll use a bed or a sofa if my ball is not available.

I'm happy to have a more pleasant warning system then! Thanks for that.

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Hickups are sometimes referred to your body's reaction (via the diaphram) to having too much Carbon Dioxide in the body. To balance this - do the following deep-breathing exercise:

Inhale for a slow three count through your nose, holding your tounge at the top of your mouth behind your teeth

After the three count, hold that breath for a three count

Now, exhale through your mouth over a five count until your lungs feel empty.

Repeat.

Do this until your body makes you yawn. You will a ) feel more relaxed and b ) have reset the Carbon Dioxide : Oxygen ratio in your body.

Happy breathing! :)

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Hickups are sometimes referred to your body's reaction (via the diaphram) to having too much Carbon Dioxide in the body. To balance this - do the following deep-breathing exercise:

Inhale for a slow three count through your nose, holding your tounge at the top of your mouth behind your teeth

After the three count, hold that breath for a three count

Now, exhale through your mouth over a five count until your lungs feel empty.

Repeat.

Do this until your body makes you yawn. You will a ) feel more relaxed and b ) have reset the Carbon Dioxide : Oxygen ratio in your body.

Happy breathing! :)

oooooOOooOH Thanks! Who knew?!

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Hi Beatriz!

I was banded the day before you, I was with my sister and we are from Georgia! I am not on the forum as often as I would like but just came across your post. I too get hiccups everyday. No rhyme or reason for when they occur. Sometimes they are more painful than others. I hope you are doing well. Are you coming to Roswell for your fills?? I have my first on July 12th with Cedartown (from Alabama).

:rolleyes:

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Lealove... HI :lb14:

Hope your doing well...

I am also going to go to Roswell for my fill ! Maybe i can get filled the 12th too =0) and party with guys ...

Im not sure how to get there i will have to map quest that trip :P

:lb21:

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Hello All!

I had hiccups the first time the other night..........in the middle of the night!! I could not believe it. They lasted about 15 mins. Not had them since. But I also get the BIG BAD BURPS - they do feel good to release but hurt so bad coming up. At first I would "swallow" them back because they hurt so bad coming up, but now they don't hurt as bad (each day is a bit better).

Thanks to everyone for all the cool information!

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Hello All!

I had hiccups the first time the other night..........in the middle of the night!! I could not believe it. They lasted about 15 mins. Not had them since. But I also get the BIG BAD BURPS - they do feel good to release but hurt so bad coming up. At first I would "swallow" them back because they hurt so bad coming up, but now they don't hurt as bad (each day is a bit better).

Thanks to everyone for all the cool information!

Wah, I wanna burp like all the other kids! :girl_cray2:

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  • 4 weeks later...

Every since I had my second fill, I have had the hiccups whenever I eat something and it gets stuck. This usually happens when I eat bread. I take a bite (sometimes it just takes one small bite) and I can feel it get stuck and then immediately I begin to hiccup. The hiccuping doesn't last very long and sometimes I start eating again - but leave out the bread!

The joke is that everyone in my office knows if I'm eating something I shouldn't be (bread) when they hear me hiccup!

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Too funny Dawnie... Busted! I never had the hiccups until after I had my first fill. Then I had them regularly for about a week, and that's it. Gone, gone, gone, ......

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