Surprising remedies to get rid of hiccups fast

Hold your breath for as long as you can, then exhale slowly to calm the diaphragm.

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Sip cold water slowly to shock the system and reset the diaphragm's rhythm.

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Swallow a teaspoon of sugar to stimulate the vagus nerve and interrupt the hiccup reflex.

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Breathe into a paper bag to increase carbon dioxide levels and calm the diaphragm.

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Apply gentle pressure to the diaphragm by pressing just below the ribcage

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Hold your breath and bear down to relax the diaphragm.

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Suck on a lemon slice to stimulate the nerves connected to the diaphragm.

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Have someone firmly pat your upper back to release tension in the diaphragm muscle.

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Gently pull your tongue forward to stimulate the nerves and muscles in the throat.

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Plug your ears to signal the vagus nerve to relax the diaphragm spasms.

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