They don't.
Hiccups are not contageous.
Perhaps you are thinking of Yawning.
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You should block your ears and hold your nose, and get someone to give you a drink. It should make pressure build up and stop the hiccups.
You can just giggle or say "Whoops!" !
Yes, anxiety can cause hiccups. Anxiety can trigger the release of hormones and chemicals that can affect a person's nervous system, which in turn affects the nerves associated with the diaphragm, which can cause hiccups. Anxiety can also cause a person to unintentionally gulp air or eat and drink too quickly, which can also trigger hiccups. Other strong emotional reactions can also trigger hiccups. Basically, if it makes your nerves start fluttering, it can make your diaphragm flutter too.
While rare, it is theoretically possible for someone to die from complications related to hiccups, such as respiratory distress or exhaustion. However, cases of death directly caused by hiccups are extremely rare and usually involve underlying medical conditions.
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A child would get the hiccups a lot because he/she gets scared by something or someone.
My hiccups are dehabilitating.
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No. Flatulence is produced by gasses built up within the intestinal tract. Just as you cannot get hiccups from being near someone with hiccups, passing gas is not mimicked by proximity. Yawns however, are.
When you laugh you breathe in a lot of air and that causes hiccups