A common home remedy for hiccups involves swallowing granulated sugar, dry bread or ice. The "why" here has to do with how the sugar affects the vagus nerve, which connects the brain and the stomach.

Most cases of hiccups should resolve on their own. But, if you just can’t wait there are a few popular home remedies worth a try. Most home remedies are based on a few mechanisms. In the first ...

There's no sure-fire way to get rid of hiccups and they generally resolve on their own. However, you can try various unproven home remedies such as drinking water quickly, holding your breath ...

And what are hiccups a sign of? Most of us will get the dreaded ‘hic hic’ at some point, usually followed by a well-intentioned onlooker suggesting a home remedy. We take a look at whether any ...

Prolonged bouts of the hiccups are more common in men than women, according to the Cleveland Clinic. They usually go away without treatment, but you should consult a physician if you have ...

Considering taking supplements to treat hiccups? Below is a list of common natural remedies used to treat or reduce the symptoms of hiccups. Follow the links to read common uses, side effects ...