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I've read on here that some people get hiccups or burping when they're full. When I let my hunger go on for too long, and that hollow feeling gets really intense, I start hiccuping (usally only for a minute or two). This is a sign for me that I need to eat.

Does this happen to anyone else? It's an odd sensation, but I was wondering if anyone else goes through this when they're very hungry.

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I seem to get hiccups at random....not associated with food or drink. It is happening more now that I have the sleeve.

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I seem to get hiccups at random....not associated with food or drink. It is happening more now that I have the sleeve.

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Sometimes it can be your body signal that its full

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I get hiccups when I am full. It's my last warning telling me that if I keep going, I might see something I've just eaten again very soon...

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That's been happening to me. I thought it was a full thing, but I am finding it to be my signal that it is time to put something in the tank. It's like learning to eat all over again. I'm still a little confused, but getting it.

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Hiccups are my alarm to let me know its time to eat. Then I hiccup again once I'm "full".

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