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Q: Hiccuping / inhaling air

asked by: Acuriousperson on January 2nd, 2009

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I am a 19 year old female, about 140-145 pounds and I usually hiccup right before I burp. I very rarely get continuous hiccups, but whenever I need to burp, I: hiccup and/or inhale air, burp, then exhale air. This happens almost every time I need to burp. Very rarely will I just burp. I do not drink much carbonated sodas, except for the rare sip when I am thirsty. This started a few months ago, hard to say when because I never really thought it was a big problem until curiosity killed the cat, but, satisfaction will bring it back.

edit: I do not drink alcohol, and I will occasionally smoke a hookah. This hiccup/burp problem has been happening before i started to smoke the hookah.

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suziexmcx

replied on January 10th, 2009

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same here

I have the same prob iv had it for over 10 year it makes a stange noise u cant help it u think ur gonna burp but i inhale air iv just fond out i have gastro reflux probs tht make me sick all the time so am goin in for a fundopication laparoscopic i told the doc about the strange burps and he said i might go away after the op well am hopin and i dont drink but i do puff the odd J.

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