What happened to the hiccups when the child ate

Hiccup generally refers to hiccups. The causes of hiccups as soon as children eat usually include eating too fast, indigestion, chronic gastritis, etc.

1. Eating too fast

When children eat too fast, they may swallow food in large mouthfuls. Excessive air will also be swallowed into the stomach, causing excessive stomach expansion and stimulation of the vagus nerve, thus causing hiccups.

2. Indigestion

means that food cannot be effectively digested and absorbed by the stomach and intestinal tract. When undigested food remains in the stomach, gas may be produced, resulting in hiccups when children eat.

3. Chronic gastritis

refers to diseases in which the gastric mucosa is stimulated by inflammation for a long time. When children suffer from chronic gastritis, the function of the gastric mucosa may be impaired, resulting in abnormal gastric acid secretion and inability to completely dissolve food. The above symptoms may occur.