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omg.deus
Korea (South)150 Posts
I used to be able to get rid of them by holding my breath but it rarely works now. It only sometimes works when I hold my breath so long that it hurts and feels like I'm gonna pass out...and it only gets rid of them for like an hour at most. I just woke up this morning with hiccups and its lame cause I know I'm gonna have to deal with it all day during work and most likely tomorrow and the next day...anyone have any hiccup cures? I've tried everything.  | ||
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Ghostcom
Denmark4783 Posts
 (it actually sorta works). | ||
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Slayer91
Ireland23335 Posts
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niteReloaded
Croatia5282 Posts
Take a HUGE breath, I mean the MAXIMUM you can take in your lungs. Hold the air in and continue adding more air focefully by using your mouth as a pump: take a 'bite' of air and push that air to the lungs. Keep doing it until you start feeling uncomfortable. THEN HOLD for as long as you can! this has never failed me. let me know if it works for you, or if you need more clarification. | ||
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Atom Cannister
Germany380 Posts
It takes a lot of will power though. GL | ||
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hifriend
China7935 Posts
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Shatter
United States1401 Posts
Edit: Wait nvm you asked your doctor...so I dunno. Apparently people have gone years hiccuping which is pretty amazing. | ||
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Lightwip
United States5497 Posts
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Corrupt
Bulgaria1312 Posts
On June 21 2010 20:18 hifriend wrote: Omg I just realised hiccup and iccup are basically the same word except with an h. This just blew my mind. +1 | ||
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krndandaman
Mozambique16569 Posts
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Azrael1111
United States550 Posts
As a result people who walk around hiccuping annoy me  | ||
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FortuneSyn
1826 Posts
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writer22816
United States5775 Posts
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TTSA_SBR
Australia64 Posts
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niteReloaded
Croatia5282 Posts
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Viledica
Canada361 Posts
The other day at work I got hiccups and a friend there told me if I stare at one object and really focus on it, it would stop them. So I looked at the logo on the frame of the monitor in the office, and just focused on it and after a moment they were gone. I don't know if this works realistically or if it was just a coincidence but I guess it's worth a shot. | ||
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Invictus
Singapore2697 Posts
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Purind
Canada3562 Posts
On June 21 2010 20:18 hifriend wrote: Omg I just realised hiccup and iccup are basically the same word except with an h. This just blew my mind. Once I read this post It was tough to read this thread This just blew my mind | ||
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Typho0n
Canada276 Posts
On June 21 2010 23:28 Purind wrote: Once I read this post It was tough to read this thread This just blew my mind lol same. I thought he was doing some kind of play on words or something. But hiccuping sucks man, the way I get through mine is i hold my breath and swallow three times, if i can without hiccuping through that Im usually fine. | ||
Chill
Calgary25996 Posts
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hoborg
United States430 Posts
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Shizuru~
Malaysia1676 Posts
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HaruHaru
United States988 Posts
im pretty sure it'll stop your hiccuping. | ||
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Randomaccount#77123
United States5003 Posts
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Malgrif
Canada1095 Posts
On June 21 2010 20:18 hifriend wrote: Omg I just realised hiccup and iccup are basically the same word except with an h. This just blew my mind. wow. | ||
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Garnet
Vietnam9033 Posts
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wishbones
Canada2600 Posts
true starcraft nerd  .everyones got their own ways of dealing with hiccups, coming from my mom, and me, well, not her but yeah. Grab any fizzy drink, and take 9 quick sips, i guess what it does is causes you to hold your breath then something to do with the quantity of gas created by the drink, i dont f'ing know science about it, but it works 50/50 for reals. Try it, let us know. I've always used pepsi, i've got a pepsi mom. If ya'll know what them be. | ||
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Aim Here
Scotland672 Posts
If it doesn't work for you after, say, the twelfth spoonful, I suppose it might not work for everyone, and it might be advisable to give up. | ||
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Smu
Serbia164 Posts
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madnessman
United States1581 Posts
On June 21 2010 19:44 niteReloaded wrote: OK, I have a solution that has never failed me since I discovered it. Take a HUGE breath, I mean the MAXIMUM you can take in your lungs. Hold the air in and continue adding more air focefully by using your mouth as a pump: take a 'bite' of air and push that air to the lungs. Keep doing it until you start feeling uncomfortable. THEN HOLD for as long as you can! this has never failed me. let me know if it works for you, or if you need more clarification. I use this method too. Basically fill your lungs to their max capacity and hold the air in there for as long as possible. It never fails me. | ||
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GenesisX
Canada4267 Posts
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omg.deus
Korea (South)150 Posts
like 6-8 years ago I had lung surgery and I got an episode of the hiccups the day after when i was in the hospital..worst experience of my life...everytime I hiccuped it ripped all the stitches...the hiccups were worse than the actual surgery and recovery pain lol oh and the most successful method I have tried is you drink as much water in a glass through a straw while plugging your ears and nose...it looks ridiculous but its the best method for me...but once again...it only works for a couple hours | ||
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