Out of control hiccups!

Re: Out of control hiccups!

• Ambermom043 member

  September 2015

  My baby gets them for about 10-15 minutes after every single feed! I think it's normal.

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• kristendot2007 member

  September 2015

  My baby gets them often too. My ped says normal and that skin to skin can help.

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• Jenni329 member

  September 2015 edited September 2015

  My lo gets them regularly during the day to. If patting her back doesnt clear them then I find a quick feed does.

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• J&D2007 member

  September 2015

  LO gets them 3-4 times a day. After he's fed and happy and we finally get down for a nap. Then they start up and last a good 20 mins.

  Me: 37, DH: 38: ttc 7 years, dx: unknown
  10/11: after 2 years, saw a RE, FSH 5.4
  11/11: BFP! (surprise after thyroid & normal hsg),
  12/11: missed m/c after 7 week u/s, 1/12: D&C
  6/12 IUI#1-IUI #3: clomid = BFP!, C/P
  IVF #1(10/12) FSH 5.4, AFC: 16 long Lupron, 5R/5M/4F, all 4 made it to 5dt, 1 blast/1-8 cell transferred=BFN
  IVF #2(12/12)AFC 21, MD lupron, 4R/4M/3F, 5dt of 1 blast and 2-8cell. BFN.
  IVF#3(4/13) Natural start antagon protocol, 12R,11F. one PGS normal at day 6 transfer. BFN.
  IVF#4 (11/13) C.CRM (ODW.U normal 8/13 Still no Diagnosis) EPP/antagonist. ER 13R/7M/6F. Only 1 made it to freeze. Abnormal. Looking into options of DE, Fresh vs frozen.
  10/14 new local RE to look into what's next. CD3 FSH 4.7, AMH 0.9. Met with DE agencies and exploring options for feb/march 2015.
  Surprise natural bfp (4 days before donor is signed). Beta #1 at 9dpo: 51.8, 2nd beta: 195 (25 hours doubling) @11dpo. 3rd beta (12/15): 516 (35 hrs doubling) 4th beta(12/17): 895 (58 hours doubling) 5th beta(12/19): 2120. U/S at 5w0d(12/22): one gestational sac with yolk sac. U/S #2 (6w0d)12/29. One little bean measuring 6w0d with HR 124. 3rd u/s(1/4)7w0d: baby measuring 7w2d. HR 134. 3/30: A/S at MFM went great except for low lying placenta. Verifi results are normal! Team Blue! Please send any positive thoughts our way! EDD:8/24/2015
  Baby Will born 8/18. He's perfect.

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• thesportsgal member

  September 2015

  We use gripe water to get rid of them.

  
  

  

  

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• honeybee530 member

  September 2015

  Mine gets them after every burp....they almost sound painful but he never cries when he's got them. Either a "drink" (quick nurse) or dipping his pacifier in gripe helps every time

  
  

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• 9215 member

  September 2015

  I've also found a quick feeding helps.

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• deviduke412 member

  September 2015

  Mine gets them after almost every feeding as well.

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• joyful81 member

  September 2015

  Mine got them every day for about 20 minutes starting at 30 weeks pregnancy. He still now gets them every other day or so for a good 20-25 minutes. They look so jarring and hard on his body, but ironically, this is when he is most calm and not fussy. Dr says it's perfectly normal.

  
  

  Is it strange that I look forward to his hiccups so that I can sneak in a quick nap when he is so calm? ;-)

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• Kwest1007 member

  September 2015

  Yes LO is 2 weeks as well and always has them (always did the womb too). Doc said sucking on finger or pacifier can help and often does.

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• Robin910 member

  September 2015

  My LO gets them on the daily too. I feel bad but she doesn't seem fazed by them. I wonder what causes them?

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• jesigirli member

  September 2015

  If they just won't end, Tummy Calm works wonders. It's for gas relief but also stops hiccups.

  

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• deleted22152218 member

  September 2015

  My lo gets them often and she just hates them! Towards the end of my pregnancy, I'd feel her thrash around whenever she hiccupped. Now that she's out in the world, she gets very fussy when they strike. They really frustrate her! Makes me sad to watch her struggle with them

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