Hiccups

To help get rid of hiccups at school, try taking slow, deep breaths to relax your diaphragm. Drinking water steadily or sipping it through a straw can also help. Swallowing a teaspoon of sugar or biting on a lemon may stimulate the vagus nerve and stop the hiccups. If they persist, distracting yourself with a conversation or a task can sometimes do the trick.

People hiccup when they have a shortness of breath.Hiccuping is actually something we have to thank our ancestors for.

Back when all life was marine life, (or undersea life) animals had something like a gill in the back of their throught.

Although we are no longer fishes, we still have that gill in our throat, although it no longer serves a purpose.

When we have a shortness of breath, somethimes that "gill" is pushed out of place, causing us to go

Hiccup!

try http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiccup#Treatment it might help you.

because of different hormonal changes, a girl's diaphragm can be more likely to become unsynchronized than a boy's, thus giving her more of a chance to get the hiccups.

Your diaphragm contracts, which forces your lung to draw in air. Hiccups are caused when your body is trying too hard to regulate your breathing, so it accidentally messes itself up. The actual hiccup is your body trying to get back on track.

Hiccups are caused by the diaphragm contracting suddenly and compressing the lungs.

Yes, it can also be pretty dangerous. If you hiccup and accidentally start swallow the gum, the spasms of the hiccups can cause the article of gum to become lodged in your esophagus.

Hiccough is caused due to the vibrating movement of the diaphram. Or in other words, it is caused due to the sudden movement of the diaphram.

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No, hiccups mean that there is something stimulating your diaphragm, causing it to "jump" or spasm. More rarely, it could be something affecting the phrenic nerve to the diaphragm. Overeating or swallowing too much air when you eat could cause this...

Hiccups are caused by a sudden jerk in your diaphragm that causes you to breathe in air very quickly.

Yes. The person may scream or gasp which will stop the spasms causing the hiccups.

If you see a hamster chugging down its water, you may hear tiny hiccups after!

Chlorpromazine (Thorazine) relieves intractable hiccups in 80% of cases. Metoclopramide (Reglan), carbamazepam, valproic acid (Depakene), and

because the face and finger tips are alot more sensitive.

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It does for me. I think this is extremely rare.

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get rid of them,mine sometimes hurt but i dont think you should worry.

maybe it was right after lunch and kids are prone to getting hiccups after lunch

You just wait them out - they should go away within a few hours on their own. If it persists, or appears to be interfering with your hamster's ability to eat or drink, you should make an appointment with your veterinarian.

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People hiccup because the diaphragm becomes irritated and pulls down and makes the person take a sudden breath of air.

In my experience what you are describing sounds like a possible gallbladder attack. I have stones and I experience bloating, burping, and pain in the left upper area of my abdomen , just under my ribs, if I eat anything with too much fat in it. The liver test could also allude to this, as the gallbladder and liver work closely together.