Hiccups??
You might be taking in a lot of air when you drink without even knowing it. That's what happened to me. For the first few weeks I had to consciously think about breathing out as I le****er slip in. Also, make sure you are taking tiny sips.
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This happened to me! A few things to try:
- Teeny sips-- use a little paper bathroom cup instead of a big water bottle to force you to slow down
- Don't use a straw, you may take in more air that way
- Try different temperatures, really cold water was hard but I was fine with room temperature
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Very common problem. I second what Julie said. Small cups, differen****er temperatures.
Now I get the hiccups if I eat too much. Or my nose runs. Or I get really sleepy.
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Hiccups and runny nose are common signs that you went just a little too far, or too fast. It takes more for it to happen as your capacity increases.
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