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It depends on how long you hold your breath.

What you have to do is to swallow a big gulp of air.

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No it doesn't, but a good way of curing hiccups is to get a cup of water and drink all or as much as you can, without taking a breath. Works everytime!

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Q: Does holding your breath increase oxygen in your blood which can stop hiccups?
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