Hiccup Explained Novels & Stories

(LILY POV) “*hik.” I suddenly have hiccups. It seems that someone was irritated of me. Let me guess… Ahahaha. I know who it was. Relax Jeoff. Your heart. Please take care of your heart. It is really difficult to find a heart donor. It cost a life. Relax.

"Where's the doctor?" The secretary felt troubled. "Madam has had a lot of pills, but none of them have worked. She can't take the smell of the medication, either, so she refuses to let me summon the doctor." Gladys had a hiccup disorder. To be exact, she had hiccups that wouldn't stop. It had lasted for over half a month, and it had onset suddenly. The doctors diagnosed them as neurogenetic hiccups that were caused by muscle spasms.

This pattern of sound may repeat itself multiple times, creating a rhythmic and disruptive interruption. I was extremely anxious and my nerves were causing me to hiccup uncontrollably, I was struggling to control my hiccups and felt embarrassed as the person behind me observed me closely. To curb my hiccups, I covered my mouth and shifted my gaze away from the person. Eventually, I sat down in a chair to compose myself.

But the second I opened my mouth, my throat went dry, my stomach lurched, and the hiccups started. Hic… hic… hic! Of course. Just my luck.

Her hands trembled, and she felt a little uneasy. "Hiccup!" Henry forgot to endure the burp as he was watching at Monique and then he made a loud burp. Monique came back to her senses and hurriedly looked away. She stood up straight and said, "Just hold a mouthful of water in your mouth. At first, when you feel like burping, quickly swallow the water and repeat this action until the news of burps. You try it first. If you can't, I'll give a burp to you."