I have created this blog in an effort to help others find a cure for persistent hiccups which have lasted longer than 48 hours, and in most cases for several days.
This blog documents my experience with a severe bout of persistent hiccups that lasted 7 days, and what was finally done to cure them.
As with many home remedies for hiccups some may seem humorous or funny but this does not mean you should discount them.
The methods I am listing on the site are documented from people all over the world as their most reliable ways for curing hiccups.
This next method is another breathing exercise that uses a slight variation of the previous methods I have discussed.
You will probably need to repeat this exercise several times before it cures your hiccups. If it doesn’t work after several attempts remember that there are plenty of articles on the site to help you cure your hiccups.
Be patient and do not get discouraged.
Many cures for hiccups relate to breathing. This is good to know because breathing is an important part of regulating the diaphragm.
Another breathing exercise that is known to cure the hiccups is by counting your hiccups and timing your breathing.
To do this follow the steps outlined below.
Hiccups tend to happen at certain intervals. In a previous article I mentioned “The term “hiccup” is also used to describe a small and unrepeated aberration in an otherwise consistent pattern.”
This was referring to the interruption of normal breathing. While a hiccup is an aberration in your normal breathing cycle, the hiccup itself tends to have a pattern or consistency in some instances.
If this is the case see if you can determine the pattern to your hiccups.
If they are not there are many other great articles on this site that focus on how to cure the hiccups. Keep trying different things and be patient. Sometimes it can take a while to cure a serious bout of hiccups.