Hiccups

[Peterborough Guy]

Just a quick question, Does anyone suffer with hiccups after eating?, for the last few weeks, I have terrible hiccups after eating a couple of mouthfuls.

It doesn't matter what I eat or when I eat, it just happens.

I have tried to eat really slowly as I thought it was when I eat too fast, but that didn't seem to help either.

Any Ideas?

 

[JED]

come to think of it i havent had hiccups since surgery

 

[Haylz6]

I hiccup up all the time, I did before my op n still do now, it don't matter if iv eaten had anything to drink or they just decide to turn up, they are really loud n high pitched so I look like a right tool...... It may just b sumit ur body does now hunnie xxx

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[lamornamiss]

It might be what is called your soft cue.

soft cue: Is that post gastric bypass little message your body tells you when you have had enough - for some it's a sneeze, a runny nose, hiccup, sigh, yawn. If you recognize yours quickly you can avoid overeating and potentially losing what you just ate by not taking "just one more bite."

I think mine is hiccups

 

[Peterborough Guy]

It might be what is called your soft cue.

soft cue: Is that post gastric bypass little message your body tells you when you have had enough - for some it's a sneeze, a runny nose, hiccup, sigh, yawn. If you recognize yours quickly you can avoid overeating and potentially losing what you just ate by not taking "just one more bite."

I think mine is hiccups

Oh I like that a lot, I will use that as my cue from now on x

 

[penelope1008]

I don't them often or for long but perhaps it's a cue I'll take more notice in future & see if there's a pattern.

 

[laurajlucy]

Hiccups are my cue too! Found it strange as I had never suffered with that side effect of a hernia and now it's gone I have them daily!! But as I do not get a sickly feeling or fullness, they are my guide xx

 

[Josiegirl]

My soft cue is a runny nose

 

[Neeta]

Just a quick question, Does anyone suffer with hiccups after eating?, for the last few weeks, I have terrible hiccups after eating a couple of mouthfuls.

It doesn't matter what I eat or when I eat, it just happens.

I have tried to eat really slowly as I thought it was when I eat too fast, but that didn't seem to help either.

Any Ideas?

Me too, but I thought that it was an early thing following the op. Hope they go soon as they are so anoying.

 

[Neeta]

It might be what is called your soft cue.

soft cue: Is that post gastric bypass little message your body tells you when you have had enough - for some it's a sneeze, a runny nose, hiccup, sigh, yawn. If you recognize yours quickly you can avoid overeating and potentially losing what you just ate by not taking "just one more bite."

I think mine is hiccups

Thanks Wendy, that's really interesting, but how do you know that you have had your cue before the hiccups start? xx

 

[dolly48dd]

It might be what is called your soft cue.

soft cue: Is that post gastric bypass little message your body tells you when you have had enough - for some it's a sneeze, a runny nose, hiccup, sigh, yawn. If you recognize yours quickly you can avoid overeating and potentially losing what you just ate by not taking "just one more bite."

I think mine is hiccups

Mine's hiccups and i didn't have the bypass so must work with sleeve as well.xx

 

[Stellap]

It might be what is called your soft cue.

soft cue: Is that post gastric bypass little message your body tells you when you have had enough - for some it's a sneeze, a runny nose, hiccup, sigh, yawn. If you recognize yours quickly you can avoid overeating and potentially losing what you just ate by not taking "just one more bite."



I think mine is hiccups

I agree, mine is sneezing/nose running!

 

[flutterby1966]

Mine is hiccups too, and I have a band. Its like entering a whole new world this wls thing

 

[lamornamiss]

Thanks Wendy, that's really interesting, but how do you know that you have had your cue before the hiccups start? xx

As soon as I get the first hiccup (or whatever your soft cue might be) stop eating

 

[Neeta]

As soon as I get the first hiccup (or whatever your soft cue might be) stop eating

thanks Wendy. I stop eating before I have the hiccups, they come along later. Little critters xx