When your baby gets the hiccups how long do they usually last? Do they go away depending on what you do (move around, drink something, etc)?
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Mine would last forever. I didn't even know that's what it was until I was at dr and picked up on dopplar. He still gets hiccups ALL the time.
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@lydg: I'm a crazy person and I like to research everything. I've been noticing them more lately (30 wks) so I just googled fetal hiccups to learn about them and of course I find things warning that hiccups can be a sign that baby isn't get enough air due to a cord issue. Uh. Note to self.... DO NOT GOOGLE THINGS!!'
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I did the same thing and saw same. I asked my doctor and he said its highly unlikely and would probably have shown up on sonogram. Don't sweat it!
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She used to get hiccups all the time, and it would be during the most random times. She continued to have hiccups after she was born, and although I was worried at first, Ped said it wasn't a concern. I miss feeling the little hiccups in my belly
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Baby gets hiccups all the time. Probably 5-6 times a day. I've only read that it's because the baby is practicing breathing and swallowing in the womb and it's totally normal. She gets them after I drink water or eat...almost guaranteed.
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I usually notice hiccups lasting 2-4 minutes. They've definitely picked up lately (35w) so I'm guessing baby is really practicing breathing!
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They last usually 3-5 minutes I think. As far as I know, nothing I do makes them stop or appear.
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My little one has them right now, my stomach is going crazy while I'm trying to eat lunch!
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