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Continuous Hiccups
I get hiccups frequently mean once in 3 or 4 months , it comes when i had some carbonated soft drinks , or eaten heavy food , or some times in digestion, for me hiccups last upto 3 days minimum , and with that i get some burps too,with this problem i m not able to sleep & eat properly , please suggest me , what i need to do., Or which type of doctor to be consulted , or any solution or remedy for this,
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Dr. Rahul Poddar
Laparoscopic Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
HICCUPS is a common problem. Various causes include eating too fast, consumption of acidic substances like carbonated drinks, gastritis, dyspepsia, gerd, Emotional or other stress, etc. Some serious medical disease can also cause hiccups.
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diet and lifestyle changes are most important. avoid carbonated beverages, alcohol SPICY foods, coffee tea etc.
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discuss directly in details about your problem for detailed evaluation.
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