Hiccups / diagrahm spasms

[Thehogstwrs]

Bile = NO room for acids
Anti acids = food not digesting efficient

In traditional treating non anabolic steroid people ANTI acids appropriate

But not with these cases...
Bile is issue

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Yeah I was taking tums and pepcid non stop and didn't even help much.
Bad thing is once you get this ulcer they are pretty much there . They go in remission but can swell back up in a day or two.
Almost suffocated one night in Cancun when my diaphragm locked up on me. Scarry shit!

 

[Mountain-Man]

I have had chronic hiccups forever very painful and yes only thing that puts them at Bay for a short while is to make myself gag infact had a 9 hr bought Tuesday I would rather be kicked in my nuts than to suffer another bought it's horrible and would not wish them on my worst enemy

 

[Muscle mechanic]

I have had chronic hiccups forever very painful and yes only thing that puts them at Bay for a short while is to make myself gag infact had a 9 hr bought Tuesday I would rather be kicked in my nuts than to suffer another bought it's horrible and would not wish them on my worst enemy

U know exactly... laxatives to flush and gag and puke bile.
U know how many times it gets me and i do same can't eat for a day after puking bubbling bile but the fast gives me fat loss plus stomach fixed in 2 days....

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[Plate Smacker]

I had persistent hiccups for a couple days. It was a long hair inside my ear touching the eardrum. If your in a dry area during the winter, you have increased dry skin production in ear. This could also touch your eardrum. The eardrum shares nerves with the diaphragm.
I found this out through research. It was a long black and grey hair that had grown internal my ear, and was touching the eardrum. Once removed. Fixed.

I had just started a Tren run a couple days prior. I had ran tren before, and was thinking its maybe a new side for me or something.

Something to consider.

 

[Game_over]

I had persistent hiccups for a couple days. It was a long hair inside my ear touching the eardrum. If your in a dry area during the winter, you have increased dry skin production in ear. This could also touch your eardrum. The eardrum shares nerves with the diaphragm.
I found this out through research. It was a long black and grey hair that had grown internal my ear, and was touching the eardrum. Once removed. Fixed.

I had just started a Tren run a couple days prior. I had ran tren before, and was thinking its maybe a new side for me or something.

Something to consider.

You're kidding me. I feel like the smartest man alive since reading that. Holy cow haha I NEVER would've associated the two

 

[Plate Smacker]

You're kidding me. I feel like the smartest man alive since reading that. Holy cow haha I NEVER would've associated the two

Mayo Clinic under Persistent hiccups:
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/hiccups/symptoms-causes/syc-20352613

"Nerve damage or irritation
A cause of long-term hiccups is damage to or irritation of the vagus nerves or phrenic nerves, which serve the diaphragm muscle. Factors that may cause damage or irritation to these nerves include:

A hair or something else in your ear touching your eardrum
A tumor, cyst or goiter in your neck
Gastroesophageal reflux
Sore throat or laryngitis