- Eating food too quickly can cause a person to ingest a lot of air, thus giving rise to hiccups.
- Eating too much, especially fatty foods or drinking excessive alcohol or carbonated drinks can irritate the diaphragm. This makes it more likely to suffer from hiccups.
- Brain tumors associated with the brain stem and strokes are also thought to cause prolonged hiccups.
- Certain chronic medical issues such as renal failure have been said to cause hiccups.
- Brain diseases such as meningitis, encephalitis, and trauma to the brain is said to cause hiccups.
- Prolonged hiccups may follow after damage to the phrenic nerve or the vagus nerve.
- Even Some medications are known to cause prolonged hiccups.Dangerous fumes may also cause prolonged hiccups.
- Infants commonly start hiccupping after coughing or crying.
- Lastly, excessive anxiety and stressful situations can trigger long-term as well as short-term hiccups.
Sunday, 11 January 2015
Causes of Prolonged Hiccups
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