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"Get very d*unk Cures everything " You girl are spot on. Hiccups are caused by having too much blood in your alcohol system | |||
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"Get very d*unk Cures everything You girl are spot on. Hiccups are caused by having too much blood in your alcohol system " Hence why I don't get them | |||
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"Hiccups are caused by irritation of the Vagus (or wandering) nerve. Anything you can do to "distract" the nerve can work to stop hiccups. I had them for two days once, sounds funny but in fact towards the end it was painful. Things to try include "tickling" the inside of your ear, breath holding etc. Google Vagus nerve for more info." That's only the case will long term hiccups. Short term hiccups can sometimes have no known cause but is usually the diaphragm being irritated by being over stretched | |||
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