Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below Now im starting to get worried, I have had the hiccups (sp?) since 6am and its 730pm right now...they have NOT went away even for 15 minutes and it hurts so bad from hiccuping so much I cant breath,,WTF could cause this and what can I do? Ive tried all of the usual methods with no success..
Someone help, WTF is going on??
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bigmouth2006
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i have had that happen it ended in making myself throw up
bigmouth2006
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jackedfreak said:
have u tried drinking water upside down
dale_gribble
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Bro, I think you're going to die!!!!
But seriously, Ive never heard of such a thing. Thats a long time, and Im sure its driving you crazy by now. What about Eno or Tums, or some antacid. Something that will give you gas might help.
But seriously, Ive never heard of such a thing. Thats a long time, and Im sure its driving you crazy by now. What about Eno or Tums, or some antacid. Something that will give you gas might help.
SwolK
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as Dale said, try some tums.
If you have had them for that long BE CAREFUL. about year ago I had the hick ups so bad that I ruptured my esophagus and was bleeding into my stomach(upper GI bleed). I went to the ER. they had to put an NG tube down my nose and into my stomach to pump the blood out. then that did an esophagogastroduadonsoscopy(basically go down my throat to look around in the esophagus.
all caused by hickups. it was life threatening if i had not gone to the ER. So, IF YOU START CAUGHING OR PUKING UP BROWN/BLACK/RED FLUID THEN GO TO THE ER B/C IT IS BLOOD
not trying to scare you, just let you know the worst case senario(which happened to me)
good luck
If you have had them for that long BE CAREFUL. about year ago I had the hick ups so bad that I ruptured my esophagus and was bleeding into my stomach(upper GI bleed). I went to the ER. they had to put an NG tube down my nose and into my stomach to pump the blood out. then that did an esophagogastroduadonsoscopy(basically go down my throat to look around in the esophagus.
all caused by hickups. it was life threatening if i had not gone to the ER. So, IF YOU START CAUGHING OR PUKING UP BROWN/BLACK/RED FLUID THEN GO TO THE ER B/C IT IS BLOOD
not trying to scare you, just let you know the worst case senario(which happened to me)
good luck
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thanks bros for the help, any more help would be great. They are getting worse as I type this, I hiccup every 15 seconds at the most and sometimes twice in that time. I couldnt train, I cant eat, cant sleep, can barley breath at all. This is insane....I did not think something like this was possible, I was reading up on them on the net and there was a case where the guy had them for 2 years and they ended up removing the main nerve that causes hiccups which cured it, but how could anyone go that long without doing something about it, if there not gone by morning im going to the doctor asap.....More info on what can cause this would be great....Sorry for posting in this forum but I get the most help here...
mr_disfunkshun
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Humm tough one i had hick ups bad once for like 2 hours and was told to try Magnesium citrate oral solution got ride of the hick ups but shit for 6 hours
BigCracker
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dale_gribble said:
Now that's inspirational. lol
Try this bro-basically it says you should be heading to the Dr if they last 3hrs +. It even says it could be kidney related?
http://www.emedicinehealth.com/hiccups/article_em.htm
BigCracker
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lanky said:
Maybe it's the Anthrax he picked up on the subway?
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cat_fish
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Here you go bro,
Hiccups
Hiccups are gulping sounds caused by involuntary spasms of the diaphragm. The diaphragm is the muscle that separates the chest and abdomen and helps with breathing. Hiccups can be triggered if you eat too much or too fast, consume very hot or cold foods and beverages, or drink carbonated beverages. Other causes include cold showers, entering or leaving a hot or cold room, sudden excitement, and stress.
Hiccups are not a serious medical condition and usually disappear on their own within a few minutes. If they last longer than 24 hours, hiccups may be a sign of another condition or injury. You should see your health care provider if you experience prolonged hiccuping.
Home remedies are usually the primary treatment for hiccups, although no one is really sure how well they work. Hiccup home remedies include sneezing, being suddenly frightened, holding your breath, gargling, drinking pineapple juice, drinking water rapidly, sipping ice water, or swallowing dry granulated sugar. These activities may help by altering breathing patterns.
Doctors may recommend prescription medicines to treat hiccups that last longer than a day. Drugs that may help include Thorazine (generic name chlorpromazine), Lioresal (baclofen), Reglan (metoclopramide), Depakote (valproic acid), and Procardia (nifedipine). Researchers believe that these medicines work by affecting nerves in the diaphragm that are involved in causing spasms.
Hiccups
Hiccups are gulping sounds caused by involuntary spasms of the diaphragm. The diaphragm is the muscle that separates the chest and abdomen and helps with breathing. Hiccups can be triggered if you eat too much or too fast, consume very hot or cold foods and beverages, or drink carbonated beverages. Other causes include cold showers, entering or leaving a hot or cold room, sudden excitement, and stress.
Hiccups are not a serious medical condition and usually disappear on their own within a few minutes. If they last longer than 24 hours, hiccups may be a sign of another condition or injury. You should see your health care provider if you experience prolonged hiccuping.
Home remedies are usually the primary treatment for hiccups, although no one is really sure how well they work. Hiccup home remedies include sneezing, being suddenly frightened, holding your breath, gargling, drinking pineapple juice, drinking water rapidly, sipping ice water, or swallowing dry granulated sugar. These activities may help by altering breathing patterns.
Doctors may recommend prescription medicines to treat hiccups that last longer than a day. Drugs that may help include Thorazine (generic name chlorpromazine), Lioresal (baclofen), Reglan (metoclopramide), Depakote (valproic acid), and Procardia (nifedipine). Researchers believe that these medicines work by affecting nerves in the diaphragm that are involved in causing spasms.
Thanks for all of your help fellas, I still have them and they are just as bad, did not get any better. As for lankys ?, yesterday was a normal day, I am a very scheduled person as most BBERS are. I did not do anything out of the ord and did not take any meds that I dont usually take,,,,about 10 min ago I took 4mg of xanax and a few 1000mg vicodins to try and help releive the stress on my diaphram....I called my doctors 24 hour emergency number to ask why this happens, he said he has seen this many times before and the cause can be many reasons BUT he also said a heart condition could be the main cause of having them this long,,but he did say he has seen people have them for 4 days and no heart trouble was found. BUT here is the thing bros, my freind had some Thorazine which is prescribed for hiccups, 25mg tabs that he dropped off about an hour ago, and they did NOTHING, I dont know what to do and its scaring the shit outta me now..I cant talk to my GF longer than 3 seconds without hiccuping and she is freaking out thinking im gonna die or something. they have gotten so bad I cant see straight it hurts so bad....I have done so many searches online with no info at all, the most info I got was from this board as usual, thanks bros for the help, please keep the info coming.....I also tried what the nurse told me to do on the phone, sugar under the tongue and let it desolve, I must say it worked for like 10 minutes, I was like holy shit there gone and this stupid ol wives tale worked, but they came back and they came back even worse....
SwolK
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i dont think you took 1000mg vicodins bro, maybe a typo from hickuping 
5 or 7.5 or 10mg mixed with between 325-1000mg of tylenol in them...
a few 1000mg vicos would kill you.
go to the doc or ER in the morning if they are still there.
im sure you will fall asleep soon with the xanex and pain meds
5 or 7.5 or 10mg mixed with between 325-1000mg of tylenol in them...
a few 1000mg vicos would kill you.
go to the doc or ER in the morning if they are still there.
im sure you will fall asleep soon with the xanex and pain meds
BigCracker
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Did you click the link from my last post?
For once I'm being serious. Have you had bloodwork done recently? If not, I couldn't think of a better time to than now.
For once I'm being serious. Have you had bloodwork done recently? If not, I couldn't think of a better time to than now.
Well bros they finally seemed to go away last night, which was over 2 days with them, my stomach and chest are in so much pain its no even funny. One thing I did notice is that I had horrible heartburn the entire time during the hiccups, but I get heartburn everyday anyway, and I always take Prilosen OTC and that does it, well I took everything and anything while I had them to get rid of the HB, like prilosec otcs, zantac, tums tums and more tums and it didnt even make any difference at all. I have no idea what this was all about, but I am taking crakers advice and getting some bloodwork done today or tommorrow....Thanks for all your help and concern bros...
blut wump
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I think the record is something like 70 years.
Here ya go...
Longest Attack of Hiccups
Charles Osborne (1894–1991) of Anthon, Iowa, USA, started hiccupping in 1922 while attempting to weigh a hog before slaughtering it. He was unable to find a cure, and continued hiccupping until February 1990, a total of 68 year!
Osborne led a normal life in which he had two wives and fathered eight children. The only discomfort from his hiccuping, he claimed, was the constant risk of losing his false teeth!
During the first few decades, he hiccupped up to 40 times a minute, slowing to 20 a minute in later years. He finally stopped in 1990 – after an estimated 430 million spasms – and died the following year.
Here ya go...
Longest Attack of Hiccups
Charles Osborne (1894–1991) of Anthon, Iowa, USA, started hiccupping in 1922 while attempting to weigh a hog before slaughtering it. He was unable to find a cure, and continued hiccupping until February 1990, a total of 68 year!
Osborne led a normal life in which he had two wives and fathered eight children. The only discomfort from his hiccuping, he claimed, was the constant risk of losing his false teeth!
During the first few decades, he hiccupped up to 40 times a minute, slowing to 20 a minute in later years. He finally stopped in 1990 – after an estimated 430 million spasms – and died the following year.
THE GOOD SUN
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SwolK said:
DITTO!!!!!
...very glad to hear they are gone ...i think we all kinda shit our pants when we hear stuff like this cuz, well, it could very well be us next time.
i, for one, would be interested to know the results of your blood work if you get any done ...which i think would be wise considering that some of the hiccup articles allude to a build up of harmful substances in the blood caused, for example by kidney failure, as a possibility.
also what AAS are you on? if any.
wishing you a full recovery,
~T.G.S.~
Thanks for all of your help and concerns bro, I really appreiciate it alot. LOL Linux, that was some funny shit, I can totally see that news story too..Right now I am on Prop, Eq, Priviron, oral t and t3 and clen...Nothing unusual....I am just glad there gone, It was scaring the shit outta me.....And people around here that I tell this too laugh and think its funny, well let me tell ya bros, after awhile it turns from funny to fuckin scary as shit after 10,12,19,32 hours pass and so on and they havent want away for a second,,,,I had em so bad I would hiccup 2-3 times every few seconds, so I couldnt eat, sleep, talk, nothing normal....Thanks bros...
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