Causes of bloating, hiccups and acid reflux

Many people experience bloating, hiccups and acid reflux. These symptoms not only make one feel very uncomfortable, but if they persist for a long time, they will cause serious damage to the stomach. Therefore, many patients with these symptoms want to fully understand the reasons. The following content provides a specific answer so that you can have a comprehensive understanding.

1. Drinking too many beverages: If you drink a lot of beverages and fill your stomach, it will dilute the digestive juices. The lower the concentration of the digestive juices, the more severe the hiccups will be.

2. Taking bubbling medicine: When you have a headache, have you ever taken bubbling pills for headache? Some pills will emit carbonic acid gas when dissolved in water. This carbonic acid gas can cause burping.

4. Anxiety: Is there something that makes you anxious? When you are under great mental stress, your body's demand for oxygen increases. As a result, you will mechanically suck in a lot of air through your mouth like a fish, causing hiccups.

5. Hot coffee: Scientists at Salt Lake City University in the United States have proved that the steam from hot coffee will be inhaled into the body along with a large amount of air, and in order to make hot things cool down quickly, you will blow air, which will also inhale a large amount of air into the body, so you have to wait for the hot coffee to cool down a little before drinking it.

6. Eating too fast: People often burp after eating at fast food restaurants. When you eat in a hurry, you will inhale a lot of air, so don't finish the food on the plate all at once. Eat in small pieces and chew slowly.

7. Talking too much while eating can also cause hiccups: So it is best to be quiet while eating. If hiccups occur, hold your breath as much as possible and swallow the food when you feel the next hiccup coming. Do this 2 to 3 times, then take a deep breath and repeat the above steps.

The causes of bloating, hiccups and acid reflux are introduced in detail in this article to many patients. Therefore, patients with such symptoms must undergo a comprehensive examination as soon as possible in order not to affect their health. Through a comprehensive examination, the real cause can be found out, and correct treatment can help them recover as soon as possible.