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I have had hiccups for the past day and a half and nothing seems to be helping and they are not disappating. any thing i can do or take?
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Persistent hiccups: Hiccups persisting that long are quite fatigueing. I recommend notifying your physician who may be willing to call in a prescription to the pharmacy for thorazine which, in my experience, is quite effective.
Answered 8/3/2020
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