What happens if something is pushing on the diaphragm?

Answer 1

you'll start to hiccup.

To get rid of it:

1.hold your breath for 30 seconds while lying down or reclinig

2.put salt under your tounge

3.massage the upper back part of mouth

4.drink some water quickly

5.breath into a paper bag for a minute or two

6.eat a spoonful of sugar

Answer 2

I'm speaking from personal experience, I had something pushing on my diaphragm, and how that affected me was that, whenever I laid back, or sit even in the slightest angle, my diaphragm would be pushed on, and when this happened, what feels sorta like a nerve pain would bother me in my left shoulder, and every time I took a breath, I would feel a stabbing pain in my shoulder. There was times where it quite unbearable.

Answer 3

If something is pushing on the diaphragm, it can affect the ability of the diaphragm to contract and relax properly, impacting breathing. This can lead to difficulty in taking deep breaths and may result in respiratory issues such as shortness of breath. In severe cases, it may require medical intervention to alleviate the pressure on the diaphragm.

Answer 4

when something irritates your diaphragm, you hiccup.

Answer 5

nothing at all happend to your diaphragm when you hiccup, its just a spasm that happens and it re-cooperates itself

Answer 6

when diaphragm is damaged breathing movements are stopped.

Answer 7

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