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Qaagi - Book of Why

Causes

Effects

overeating , eating or drinking too quickly , eating spicy food ( which can irritate the lungs and stomach ) , swallowing too much air , and drinking carbonated beverages ( which can irritate the nerves(passive) can be caused byHiccups

by extenuating circumstances(passive) caused bysimple hiccups

extenuating circumstances(passive) caused bysimple hiccups

due to acid reflux issues(passive) can be causedPersistent hiccups

They have a good lineup nowcauseshiccups sometimes

irritation and stimulation of the nerves in the esophagus , stomach , and diaphragm(passive) are caused byHiccups

due to fast eating with the chance of swallowing air , or eating too much foods causing irritation of the diaphragm(passive) may be causedHiccups

eating too much food too quickly , swallowing too much air when drinking or chewing gum , drinking carbonated beverages , or even from emotional stress or excitement(passive) can be caused byHiccups

due to sudden involuntary contractions of the muscles of diaphragm(passive) are causedHiccups

an irritation on the nerves that supply the diaphragm and the stomach(passive) are caused byhiccups

the irritation of the nerve supply to the diaphragm ( the vagus nerve or the phrenic nerve(passive) can be caused byHiccups

A sudden and involuntary contraction of the diaphragm musclecauseshiccups

due to an involuntary contraction of the diaphragm - a muscle that separates your chest from the abdomen(passive) are causedHiccups

eating too quickly , drinking too much alcohol , swallowing air , smoking , a sudden change in stomach temperature and emotional stress or excitement(passive) can be caused byHiccups

irritation of the diaphragm , a muscle that sits below the lungs and above the stomach(passive) are typically caused byHiccups

eating too quickly , swallowing too much air , sudden temperature changes in the stomach , or just being too excited(passive) can be caused byHiccups themselves

an irritation of the phrenic nerve under the diaphragm(passive) are caused byHiccups

diaphragm spasms , not throat issues(passive) are caused byHiccups

a sudden involuntary contraction of the diaphragm , the large(passive) are caused byHiccups

sudden , involuntary contractions of the diaphragm(passive) are caused byHiccups

A sudden stimulation or irritation of the diaphragm musclescauseshiccups

Damage to the central nervous systemcan causepersistent hiccups

central nervous system lesions(passive) caused bypersistent hiccups

Any event that causes irritation to the diaphragm or the nerves that supply the diaphragmcan causehiccups

involuntary contractions of the diaphragm muscle(passive) are caused byHiccups

due to stomach disorders , kidney problem , sudden excitement , hot & spicy foods , infection in lungs and eating too much &(passive) is causedHiccups

due to involuntary contractions in the diaphragm(passive) are causedHiccups

due to involuntary contractions of the diaphragm(passive) are causedHiccups

a sudden contraction of the diaphragm , which draws air rapidly into the esophagus(passive) are caused byHiccups

overeating , eating or drinking too quickly , eating spicy food ( which can irritate the lungs and stomach(passive) can be caused byHiccups

a sudden contraction of the diaphragm , the muscle between the bottom of the lungs and the abdomen(passive) are caused byHiccups

the involuntary contractions of the diaphragm muscles(passive) are caused byHiccups

when the diaphragm makes an involuntary contraction which leads to an intake of air(passive) are causedHiccups

any irritation to the diaphragm , including eating too much or too quickly(passive) may be caused byHiccups

due to the involuntary contraction of diaphragm(passive) are causedHiccups

a spasm of the diaphragm , not by nerves in the throat(passive) are caused byHiccups

due to the contraction of diaphragm muscles in the chest(passive) are causedHiccups

by the involuntary spasms of the diaphragm(passive) is caused byHiccups

involuntary spasms of the diaphragm(passive) are caused byHiccups

Certain brain and spinal - cord diseasescan causepersistent hiccups

you to have to delay thingscauseyou to have to delay things

a bump in the roadmay causea bump in the road

to your network or machine downtimeleadingto your network or machine downtime

noisecausingnoise

any distressto be causingany distress

backhave setback

to exhaustionleadto exhaustion

in a hiccup sound being produced at the top of the windpipewhen the diaphragm suddenly and involuntarily contracts ... resultingin a hiccup sound being produced at the top of the windpipe

in a hiccup sound being produced at the top of the windpipewhen the diaphragm suddenly and involuntarily contracts ( tightens ... resultingin a hiccup sound being produced at the top of the windpipe

the diaphragm to go into spasmcausesthe diaphragm to go into spasm

problems of their owncan also causeproblems of their own

depression , insomnia , and malnutritioncan causedepression , insomnia , and malnutrition

them to look for better business opportunitiespromptedthem to look for better business opportunities

in severe distressresultin severe distress

distressare causingdistress

delays in operationscausedelays in operations

to his demiseleadto his demise

in all playbackresultedin all playback

these projects to be completed way later than they should havehave causedthese projects to be completed way later than they should have

to straight lines or sudden sharp bendsleadingto straight lines or sudden sharp bends

video artifacts and input glitchescausedvideo artifacts and input glitches

exhaustion , lack of sleep , and weight losscan causeexhaustion , lack of sleep , and weight loss

hiccups why do we get hiccupscauseshiccups why do we get hiccups

in all playback stopping for a fraction of a secondresultedin all playback stopping for a fraction of a second

exhaustion , lack of sleep ... andcan causeexhaustion , lack of sleep ... and

from a spasm in the diaphragm which results when the phrenic and vegus nerves are irritatedresultfrom a spasm in the diaphragm which results when the phrenic and vegus nerves are irritated

from pressure on the diaphragmresultingfrom pressure on the diaphragm

to delaysleadto delays

delayscausingdelays

in delayscan resultin delays

from involuntary spasm of the diaphragmresultfrom involuntary spasm of the diaphragm

from pressure on the diaphragm , or pleuritic pain caused by stretching of the pericardiumresultingfrom pressure on the diaphragm , or pleuritic pain caused by stretching of the pericardium

much delaycausedmuch delay

from an irritation in the diaphragmresultfrom an irritation in the diaphragm

the diaphragm to spasmcausethe diaphragm to spasm

to construction - start delaysledto construction - start delays

| Patient Hiccupscauses| Patient Hiccups

from involuntary spasms of the diaphragmresultfrom involuntary spasms of the diaphragm

other issuesare also causeother issues

when the diaphragm is irritatedresultwhen the diaphragm is irritated

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