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I have loud hiccups several times a day, one or two at a time, what could cause this? my doctor said it was playing clarinet, but this can't be right
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Clarinet: If you have stopped playing the clarinet, as I hope the doctor advised, and you are still hiccuping, go back to the doctor. If you have not stopped playing your clarinet you will never know whether or not your hiccups result from your clarinet blowing. If that does occur you will need to see an Ear, Nose, and Throat specialist.
Answered 5/12/2015
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