Why do I hiccup when I move?

Hiccups when you move may be caused by chronic gastritis, or it may be a normal physiological reaction. You should pay attention to your diet and adjust it to avoid eating too much food that produces gas, so as not to aggravate the symptoms of hiccups.

1. Suffering from chronic gastritis: Hiccups when moving may be caused by disease factors in the stomach, mainly caused by spastic diseases, such as indigestion, gastric ulcers and chronic gastritis, which can cause spasms in gastric tissue, thus affecting the normal work of the stomach, and then causing more hiccups.

2. Normal physiological reaction: Hiccups are a common physiological phenomenon. If there are no other uncomfortable symptoms, it may be caused by normal physiological reactions, such as multifunctional hiccups, central nervous system hiccups, peripheral psychogenic hiccups, etc. If there are no other uncomfortable symptoms, don’t worry too much. Pay attention to keeping your abdomen warm and avoid catching cold. You can improve it by applying hot compresses to your abdomen, which can alleviate the problem of hiccups to a certain extent.

Hiccups caused by gastritis need to be actively treated. You can take anti-inflammatory drugs under the guidance of a doctor to improve the condition, such as omeprazole, which can reduce irritation to gastrointestinal tissues, reduce gastric emptying, and prevent the hiccups from getting worse.