Question:
Nine months post-op and suddenly I am experiencing hiccups?

   — JSing (posted on October 9, 2009)

October 9, 2009
If the hiccups are persistent and long lasting be sure to consult your personal care physician. This can be a symptom of other issues besides your weightloss surgery. Good luck!
   — katiecakes

October 9, 2009
I get hiccups when I have hit my limit for eating. If I eat anything after they've begun I will usually vomit (spit up) anything else that I try to swallow. I have had this happen since about 8 weeks post op and I'm now 27 weeks. Just my two-cents worth.
   — rkurquhart

October 9, 2009
I had my gastric by pass October 31 2007 I also get hick ups when i am full I always tell my kids theres my sign LOL means I am full and i always stop then or right before it actually happens good luck
   — angelscentt

October 10, 2009
My answer is the same....I get the hiccups when I am full and it's a sign to stop eating. They never last very long, but if I ignore them, I will throw up.
   — BeenThere1

October 10, 2009
hiccups can be from eating too fast .Make sure you ae chewing it to a mush as well. Do not take too big of bites either. Hope this helps. Hugs, Kim
   — gpcmist