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Hiccups can happen to anyone and often occur without a clear cause. Common triggers include carbonated drinks, overeating, or excitement. If you have MS and experience frequent or prolonged hiccups, it might be related to your condition. It's best to talk to your health care provider to explore potential causes and Show Full Answer

Hiccups can happen to anyone and often occur without a clear cause. Common triggers include carbonated drinks, overeating, or excitement. If you have MS and experience frequent or prolonged hiccups, it might be related to your condition. It's best to talk to your health care provider to explore potential causes and solutions.

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