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My son is 5 and is having the hiccups every night while sleeping for 3-4 nights. is there something that may be causing this?
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Hiccups: Hiccups are very normal but if huccups last more than 48 hours then medical review should be sought . http://patient.info/health/hiccups-hiccoughs
Answered 2/14/2017
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