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Anonymous users2024-02-12The reason for frequent hiccups is that you eat too much, and you can hold down the acupuncture points in the palm of your hand for frequent hiccups, or quickly take a few sips of water and have someone pat you on the back.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11It could be that you have eaten too much food and are causing indigestion. At this time, you should drink some vinegar or hold down the acupuncture points on your hands.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10The phenomenon of hiccups has occurred in most friends, and a slight sip of water can be quickly stopped, but if you often hiccup, the impact on our lives is also great. Empirical Steps:Reason 1:
If you drink a lot of drinks and stuff your stomach to the brim, you dilute the digestive juices, and the lower the concentration of the digestive juices, the heavier the hiccups.
Reason 2: Carbon dioxide gas will come out when dissolved in water with aspirin. This carbonic acid can cause hiccups.
Therefore, taking gel at the same time as taking drugs that are easy to bubble such as aspirin, it can break up large carbonated bubbles and turn them into small bubbles, which are easily absorbed by the bloodstream and quickly burst in the stomach.
Reason three: Compressed gas from a champagne bottle or Coke can comes out of the digestive system with the same force. These stuff fill the digestive system with excess air, which can cause hiccups.
Notes:Be sure to be quiet when eating, and if you have already had hiccups, you can take a deep breath before swallowing the food.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Frequent hiccups are caused by gastrointestinal disorders, and the core problem is the lack of motility of the stomach. Then there are some reasons for it:
1. One is gastroesophageal reflux disease. In this case, because the amount of food is too large, in order to not empty on time, the food in the stomach accumulates for too long, which is easy to cause hiccups.
2. The second is mental pressure. Depressed mood can also affect the sympathetic nervous system, causing it to over-strain, inhibiting the peristalsis and emptying of the stomach. Stored food stays in the stomach for too long, and fermented gases appear, causing hiccups.
3. Third, poor eating habits. For example, eating too much radishes, potatoes, sweet potatoes, chestnuts and other foods, or staying in bed for a long time, working at a desk for a long time, and lacking physical activity will also affect the emptying of the stomach.
4. Fourth, obstruction of the gastric outlet. Hiccups are a common complication of duodenal ulcers and can be accompanied by fullness of the upper abdomen, not anorexia, nausea, and vomiting.
5. Fifth, hernia of the internal foramen of the esophagus. Then hiccups often occur after eating, often accompanied by heartburn, acid reflux and bloating, and often have substernal pain that can also radiate to the shoulder.
6. Sixth, peptic ulcer is a common disease, which can lead to hiccups, and its basic symptoms are not heartburn, or gastric burning, duodenal ulcer has fasting pain, midnight pain, and can be alleviated after eating or taking antacid or drugs that reduce gastric secretion. A stomach ulcer is pain half an hour after a meal that relieves accompanying signs and symptoms, including difficulty swallowing, nausea, vomiting, melena, bloating, a feeling of fullness, and tenderness in the upper abdomen.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Frequent hiccups are a common physiological phenomenon, but if they occur frequently, they can interfere with daily life and social interactions. Changing eating and drinking habits, adjusting your diet, taking medications, and ** an underlying medical condition may help reduce hiccups. If the hiccups are severe or the slippery marks persist for a long time, it is advisable to consult a doctor.
Change your eating and drinking habits.
1.Causes of hiccups.
Adjust your diet. When we eat or drink too quickly, we swallow a lot of air. This air can accumulate in the gastrointestinal tract, causing the diaphragm to contract
If you eat too fast, too hot, too much will cause hiccups, you can pay attention to it, if you have frequent hiccups, it may also be caused by indigestion, pay attention to not overeat at each meal, too sweet, avoid spicy, leeks and beans and other foods that produce too much gas. Hope it works for you!
Hello, because the newborn baby's neurological development is not very mature, so it will often hiccups, the vast majority of it is not a disease, no need to worry too much, panic and **, usually after a while and wait for the baby to grow up will naturally improve, generally will not cause impact and sequelae.
It is caused by spasmodic contraction of the diaphragm.
It is mostly related to diet, especially eating too fast, being too full, ingesting very hot or cold food and drinks, drinking alcohol, etc., and can also be caused by external temperature changes and excessive smoking. Hiccups that are frequent or last more than 24 hours are called refractory hiccups and are more common in certain disorders. >>>More
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