:dozey: ............ if I was in outer space right now or at the bottom of the ocean I still think I woul dhiccup <caused by a hiccup

Oi... I feel your pain... those can be funny, but never fun.

 

Try sugar. Just a small spoonful of regular white granulated sugar.

 

It's supposed to make some sort of a chemical reaction that resets the nerves in your throat causing the hiccups or something like that.

 

All I know is that it works for me.

just try to relax your diaphragm

Grab you're hand and repeatedly slap yourself until it stops,or if that fails,then put you're head underwater until you feel you are about to drown,then pull you're head out...

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:lol: nice one rick.

 

ahh my doctor used to tell me to breathe in and hold it for as long as i could, and then it would stop.

it used to work when i was littttlllleee. :nice:

Just strech out your neck and drink some water in this position-it helps.

:huh2: the hiccups are always bad troubles!

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lol thats safe

Buy a gun...:lol:

 

No seriously :

 

The cause and function of hiccups has baffled medical practitioners since the time of Hippocrates. Although no one has figured out the exact science behind these "abrupt diaphragmatic contractions," we have come up with a few home remedies that might be able to help.

Steps: 1. Swallow 1 tsp. white table sugar, dry. A study found that this stopped hiccups immediately in 19 out of 20 people. Repeat up to three more times at 2-minute intervals if necessary. 2. Gulp down a glass of water if the sugar doesn't work. 3. Eat a piece of dry bread slowly. 4. Breathe in and out of a paper bag. Do not use a plastic bag under any circumstances, and don't do this longer than 1 minute. 5. Gargle with water (see 'How to Gargle'). 6. Repeat the above steps until your hiccups stop. Tips: Keep in mind that hiccups can be caused by eating too fast and subsequently swallowing a lot of air or drinking too much alcohol. Warnings: See a doctor if you have severe pain, if your hiccups last longer than a day (or 3 hours in the case of a small child), or if they started after you took a prescription medication. This information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment. Tips from eHow Users: match by eHow Friend

fill a glass with water and light a match. drop the match in the water and drink the entire all the water (advoid eating the match) Fool proof!

Actually i don't really know what hiccup means...but I think I got it from the thread now....

you can be shocked by somebody...this should help!

 

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I hope this helped....:nice:

take a deep breath in and hold it for about 10 seconds and then drink a glass of mineral water.that works for me :)

drink water upside down... ;)

We can make an encyclopedia now :thinking:

hehe! yeah, 300 steps to getting rid of hiccups...

thanks