Hiccups Treatment and Best Effective Pills for Hiccups   

by Dr. Sarkozy Mkal

Most cases of hiccups do not require treatment and usually stops after a short period of time.
However, there are a number of things you can try that may help stop hiccups. These include:
1. Slowly taking ice water
2. Hold your breath for a short period
3. Gently placing pressure on the nose when swallowing
4. Gently placing pressure on the diaphragm
5. Gargling with water


Treatment of Underlying Conditions

If an underlying health condition is causing your hiccups, treatments that will help solve the problem. If persistent hiccups, or a duration of more than 48 hours (intractable), your doctor will investigate whether an underlying condition may be the cause. View Hiccups - Diagnosis for more information.
Some conditions that cause persistent and intractable hiccups may need to be evaluated and treated by a specialist. If this is the case, your doctor will refer you to the appropriate health professional, who will carry out further investigations and recommend appropriate treatment.

Medication

If hiccups last for 48 hours or more, and your primary care physician deems it appropriate, he can prescribe medication. If your child has persistent or intractable hiccups, usually have to visit a specialist before you are prescribed any medication.

Medication for hiccups is often only used when other treatments have failed or if there is no underlying cause can be found.

Some medications that you may be prescribed to treat long-term hiccups include:
1. Chlorpromazine
2. Haloperidol
3. Baleen
4. Metoclopramide
5. Gabapentin

Your doctor usually prescribes a course of two weeks of medicine for you and you can gradually increase the dosage until hiccups are controlled. The length of time you have to take the medicine depend on your individual circumstances, including:
1. Age
2. Your overall health
3. The severity of her hiccups

All medicines may cause side effects. Therefore, before taking any, seek advice from your doctor or pharmacist about possible side effects you may experience.

Home Remedies for Hiccups

Mustard seeds-Take ½ tablespoons mustard seeds and adds ½ teaspoon pure lard in it. You can swallow this mixture as the remedy for hiccups may stop hiccups immediately.

Take 5-6 green cardamom and add 2 cups of water in it. Bring to a fire to boil. After being reduced to 1 cup out of the fire and strain and drink hot. One of the easiest home remedies for hiccups.

Ginger-Take a piece of ginger and try to suck slowly. This home remedy for hiccups may stop hiccups and
provide relief.

Water-water should be drunk in moderation by the patient of hiccups, you can also have water frequently for short periods.

Peanut Butter-If a spoonful of peanut butter is taken at regular interval, then it can help stop the hiccups.

Some sugar sugar should be licked slowly. This is a natural and effective way to cure hiccups.

Yogurts in a cup of yogurt add 2 tablespoons salt. You can have this little by little, as it is one of the easiest home remedies for hiccups and effective.

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