Hiccups after eating??
Hi All
Thanks for the answers and the funny stories. I am thinking hiccup=enough even though sometimes it does't seem like much.
For the most part I eat most meals at home and if I'm going to be away, I'll pack a lunch. Tonight, eating out was unavoidable. I find myself really anxious when eating out as I don't know how the food will sit, also was famished so was taking extra care to chew, chew, chew and not eat too fast. Well I was so engrossed in the meal that I didn't realize that I was ripping some loud burps (like I would at home to relieve the pressure****il I looked up a saw a mortified look on my DH's face. Oops.. we won't be back there anytime soon !
J
Thanks for the answers and the funny stories. I am thinking hiccup=enough even though sometimes it does't seem like much.
For the most part I eat most meals at home and if I'm going to be away, I'll pack a lunch. Tonight, eating out was unavoidable. I find myself really anxious when eating out as I don't know how the food will sit, also was famished so was taking extra care to chew, chew, chew and not eat too fast. Well I was so engrossed in the meal that I didn't realize that I was ripping some loud burps (like I would at home to relieve the pressure****il I looked up a saw a mortified look on my DH's face. Oops.. we won't be back there anytime soon !

J
I found this thread searching 'hiccups' - it is some relief to hear other folks get them. I hiccup every time I eat. Take a bite, chew, swallow, hiccup 3-5 times. Wait a few minutes, take another bite, process repeats. It is SO predictable. And annoying. Worse with solid foods. I still consume a lot of soup, yogurt, cottage cheese, etc - and then it isn't so bad. My DH is about to start having meals alone. Happens every time, breakfast, lunch, dinner. Once I hiccup 3-5 times I stop until I take another bite. Speed or volume do not affect the response. It has been this way since surgery.