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A newborn baby about 25days old is having hicupp?
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Common: You likely also noted them late in pregnancy. This originates in a irregular nerve conduction from the breathing muscle, often attributed to the close proximity of the stomach bubble & that structure. It bothers you more than baby & events should gradually disappear as the kid grows longer.
Answered 3/30/2018
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