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I went to the doctor yesterday. found a bit of blood and protein in my urine. my symptoms was lower back pain and stomach cramps no diaree with nausia but no vomiting. one of the questions was do i have hiccups. i didn't have yesterday but today i do?
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Hiccups: Hiccups are typically a sign of diaphragmatic irritation. This irritation can occur because of physical irritation such as when the stomach is very full or when there is an infection in the intestines, abdomen or even kidneys. Call your Dr for follow up to let them know that you now have hiccups and see if they want to see you back.
Answered 6/9/2020
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