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Are hiccups normal after stereotactic brain biopsy? for how long?
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Not uncommon: Usually self-limited lasting perhaps a few days at most, usually doesn't need meds. If persistent and annoying, contact surgeon, and get this addressed.
Answered 4/3/2013
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