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I am 34 weeks pregnant, at what stage should i be concerned about my baby having hiccups to often?
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None: This is a relatively common finding in pregnancy & has no negative effect on baby. It does suggest it will be relatively common in the first weeks after birth. They grow out of the tendency as they get older.
Answered 11/2/2019
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