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My husband had minor surgery, 12 hours later he developed hiccups. could the anesthesia drugs cause the hiccups. they having been going on for 2 hrs. ?
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Hiccups: This could be related to having surrey of the abdomen or general anesthesia. It should go away in time.
Answered 4/13/2018
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