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chewing nic gum always gave me hiccups. It could be you're getting too much nicotine but you'd probably notice other symptoms as well.
It is too much nic at one time. When I chewed nicotine gum I got hiccups all. the. time.
My buddy gets it. He gets it every so often with analogs, and ecigs as well. He calls it the "Harris syndrome" (that's his last name). Hahah, I had to inform him he's not the only one that gets them.
I've gotten it before, but not very often. Like maybe once every few months. Put the ecig/analog down for a bit, and usually it won't occur the next time you hit it.
I can't figure out the cause, but then again, as much Googling as I've done, there seems to be no cause to hiccups anyways. (other than "something is causing your diaphragm to spasm"-- well DUH. LOL)
I've gotten it before, but not very often. Like maybe once every few months. Put the ecig/analog down for a bit, and usually it won't occur the next time you hit it.
I can't figure out the cause, but then again, as much Googling as I've done, there seems to be no cause to hiccups anyways. (other than "something is causing your diaphragm to spasm"-- well DUH. LOL)
I used to get this with analogs every once in a blue moon. So far it has only happened once with vaping over the last year and change. When it does happen, just stop till the hiccups leave, wait a few minutes, and all will likely be well.
I've gone "Cold Turkey" several times and I ALWAYS get hiccups two or three days afterwards. Maybe it's just a common thing your body does when you quit.
BOO!
(Sometimes that helps.)
BOO!
(Sometimes that helps.)
Hiccups are fairly common among people using the nicotine gum if they chew it "too quickly", but I believe the problem comes from swallowing nicotine that causes the stomach to become irritated and can produce hiccups. If you are getting hiccups from vaping, it could mean that you are using too much nicotine and/or are swallowing some amount of nicotine. The nicotine in e-cigarette vapor is absorbed more slowly than the freebase nicotine in cigarette smoke so if you are used to the speed of delivery from cigarettes you may find yourself taking in more nicotine than you intend...the good news is that this is very self-regulating, once you get enough nicotine to give yourself the hiccups or similar symptoms, most people will stop consuming before they make themselves sick. If you don't stop, you WILL get sick and your body will reject the excess nicotine by inducing vomiting...but most people try to NOT make themselves sick with too much nicotine, yanno?
If it is a problem for you, I would suggest lowering the amount of nicotine you use and/or drinking some water to dilute any nicotine that may be getting into your stomach.
If it is a problem for you, I would suggest lowering the amount of nicotine you use and/or drinking some water to dilute any nicotine that may be getting into your stomach.
I get it once in a blue moon and thats it... and when i do get it, its usually after i been vaping and then take a drink of a cold soda. Like i said it doesnt happen often though. I dont think you got anything to worry about.
I was wondering where the hiccups were coming from! My ecig occasionally spits a little juice in my mouth. At least it doesn't hurt hiccuping at the same time as you are inhaling smoke from an analog!
hey i get em 2. but its not the normal hiccups, it is just one hiccup every now and then on the drag in
I would get hiccups about twice a week on analogs. It has only happened once since I have started vaping this last month.
Last week, I filled a Carto too full. I took a pull on my ProVari and got a mouth full of joose. I was driving, so instead of spitting it out, I swallowed it. Oh yay - immediate hiccoughs!!!!!!
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