This discussion is now closed.
Check out other Related discussions
- bf embarrassed to be in public with me
- Student finance if switching from MSc to MBA
- Trainee Paramedic - DR10
- Lincoln
- Year 12 Mock Results ðŸ˜ðŸ’”
- Does resitting an A level subject mean I'm not good enough for medicine?
- I've put the wrong information on my UCAS application but I've recieved an offer
- Switching masters SFE
- Got waitlisted at Imperial for Business Analytics 2023/2024
- Student finance
- does love last a lifetime?
- Noises during sex?
- Loughborough University LGBTQ+
- What should I do?
- ESAT discussion and questions for Design Engineering course at Imperial College.
- SICK during second year of uni, what is the best option
- National Youth Theatre forum 2024
- Rude email
- Failed 4th Year Final Exams Vet Med
- is one 5 at gcse going to stop me getting into oxford?
Scroll to see replies
I have no idea... I've tried all the hold your breath, breathe out and hold, breathe in and hold, say welcome stranger, drink 2 gallons of water, shout loudly (obv not at this time of night 
) and all that crap and nothing EVER works... it's just a case of sitting them out for me 
) and all that crap and nothing EVER works... it's just a case of sitting them out for me 
kirstinx
How do you get rid of them? I've had them for over 30mins and they are starting to get annoying 
I wish I could tell you - I had them for THREE HOURS on Sunday and I couldn't get rid of them- I was at work and all of the clients were laughing at me!
lol they'll be back.. they're persistent little buggers 
when i get hiccups they last for days! its so annoying and it gets so bad i end up feeling sick. Try drinking from the wrong end of the cup. Put your mouth over the opposite side of a cup, bend over and tilt your head and make sure you swallow it while still upside down. Best doing this with just water, you will probably spill it and stain your clothes otherwise :P
I just hold my breath forever (well, as long as possible) and it seems to work
sounds confusing, I guess it's just the stand on your head and drink water thing though, just be upside down and drink it. Can't say I've ever tried it but I bet it doesn't work It's odd, I hate hiccups Anything that's supposed to get rid of them never works, even the fright thing. My mate swears blind that if you say "welcome stranger" they'll go away! Madness...
Anything that's supposed to get rid of them never works, even the fright thing. My mate swears blind that if you say "welcome stranger" they'll go away! Madness...lie on the floor, stretch your arms above your head and hold your breath! WARNING: doing this in public may make you look stupid
There cool. Eat sugar.
eggnog
The best way to get rid of hiccups is to concentrate very, very hard on having the next hiccup.
like it- no idea if it works but its a nice idea
what always seems to work with me is if someone randomly scares u-jumps out and says boo etc... i do this to all of my friends when they have hiccups and more often than not they dont hiccup again
I find that if you talk about them to someone (obv in person) they go away coz you're waiting for it to happen again.. I don't know why that should be, it's rather odd really
Breathe in,
Drink a whole glass of water in one
Breathe out
Burp as appropriate
Hey presto, no hiccups. Never fails me.
Drink a whole glass of water in one
Breathe out
Burp as appropriate
Hey presto, no hiccups. Never fails me.
When I get hiccups I just force myself to swallow a few times and they dissapear completely.
Related discussions
- bf embarrassed to be in public with me
- Student finance if switching from MSc to MBA
- Trainee Paramedic - DR10
- Lincoln
- Year 12 Mock Results ðŸ˜ðŸ’”
- Does resitting an A level subject mean I'm not good enough for medicine?
- I've put the wrong information on my UCAS application but I've recieved an offer
- Switching masters SFE
- Got waitlisted at Imperial for Business Analytics 2023/2024
- Student finance
- does love last a lifetime?
- Noises during sex?
- Loughborough University LGBTQ+
- What should I do?
- ESAT discussion and questions for Design Engineering course at Imperial College.
- SICK during second year of uni, what is the best option
- National Youth Theatre forum 2024
- Rude email
- Failed 4th Year Final Exams Vet Med
- is one 5 at gcse going to stop me getting into oxford?
Latest
Trending
Last reply 1 week ago
Has anyone had their student finance paid into their partners or parents bank?Last reply 2 weeks ago
Need practical advice: don't want to do med need more asian parent approved ideasLast reply 3 weeks ago
will you be attending the john locke 2024 award ceremony???
