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I have been hiccuping for over an hour and a half should i be worried? i am young.
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NO: Hiccups suggest some diaphragmatic irritation and resolve spontaneously in normal individuals. Lots of home remedies. If you have a preexisting metabolic disorder then you may need medical advice.
Answered 10/24/2017
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