i really dont think that little girl is interesting with some 3 week hiccups when ive had them for 7 years. I swear on my life I've had them that long and every single day.
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how is that possible. can u sleep?
Breathe. I kid you not. Breathe in through your nose, out through your mouth. Long, slow, deep, even breaths. Very important to breath slow and even, because what you're doing is calming a spasm in the diaphram. Works every single time, guaranteed. May take a time or two until you learn the breathing technique, most people want to rush through it, and you can't do that. You have to do it slow, as if you were meditating. Think calm and peaceful while you breathe.
Get a Q-tip, or other cotton-tipped swab, and rub the roof of the mouth, where the soft palate meets the hard palate. This will often stop hiccups.
SERIOUSLY, THERE CAN BE SOMETHING WRONG WITH YOUR HEART
THERE WAS A ELDERLY GUY WHO HAD HICCUPS , FOR MANY WEEKS AND NEXT THEY FOUND OUT HE WAS ACTUALLY EXPERIENCING A CARDIAC ISSUE ..I SWEAR I WOULD GO TO THE EXTENT TO FIND OUT THE TRUE MEANING..ALSO, THERE WAS A MAN WITH A ERECTION THAT WOULDN'T GO AWAY , HERE HE HAD A BLOOD CLOT IN HIS SPINAL COLUMN , WE CAN NOT BE TOO CAREFUL!
I know this is going to sound crazy, but it has never failed me yet.
Try holding the little flaps on both ears in so that you can't hear as well, and while doing this, start drinking water through a straw for as long as you can without taking a breath...this has worked on everyone that I know as well.
Good luck!!!!!
I don't know if you have tried it or not....but as odd as it may sound, try drinking a glass of water upside down while holding your breath. Drink as much of an 8oz glass as you can while holding your breath...
Again, sounds odd....but honestly works great.
get a full glass of water, sit down and have someone plug your ears while you drink the entire glass of water without stopping, when done your hiccups will be gone, i dont know why but it works every single time for me and i get the hiccups quite frequently and they are those really deep painful hiccups too, good luck.
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