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My uncle is having repeated hiccups from last two years ..urea creatinine levels normal and normal endoscopy study..he is not smoker.wats management??
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Medication: hiccups are usually related to irritation under the diaphragm and are not associated with any specific disease process. blood tests and endoscopies will not reveal an origin. Tranqualizers such as thorazine (chlorpromazine) may at times prove useful otherwise spontaneous ending of symptoms can be expected.
Answered 5/26/2014
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