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Old 07-17-2015, 03:52 PM #1
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I was just wondering if anyone else had this problem as well. As soon as I take a sip of anything I immediately get the hiccups, the kind that hurt your stomach. Does anyone have any idea or experiencing the same thing?
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hi krmit. i never had this problem but hope that whatever is causing your hiccups will stop soon. take care.
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I was just wondering if anyone else had this problem as well. As soon as I take a sip of anything I immediately get the hiccups, the kind that hurt your stomach. Does anyone have any idea or experiencing the same thing?
I get hiccups EVERY DAY!!!! Annoying and yet another reminder....
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I was just wondering if anyone else had this problem as well. As soon as I take a sip of anything I immediately get the hiccups, the kind that hurt your stomach. Does anyone have any idea or experiencing the same thing?
Depends on how deep I swallow that sip.....are you getting a lot of air with your sip? That could cause the hiccups.....
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