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I have had the hiccups for 37 days is this bad. ever since i quit marching band i have had the hiccups. is this a bad thing ?
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Get this checked out: Have you had hiccups continuously for 37 days? Or off and on? I know that hiccups that are continuous can be caused by irritation of the nerves that serve the diaphragm - the large muscle that separates the chest from he abdomen. So do get an evaluation by your doctor. I am sorry, but the connection with the marching band escapes me! good luck in finding your answer. Lgromkomd.
Answered 10/4/2016
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