Binders and hiccups?

[Avery]

Okay I know this is a super weird question but has anyone ever noticed getting the hiccups more often when wearing your binder? I've been having quite a bit of chest and back pain recently from my binder (including about a day and a half where I had trouble breathing, even once I took the binder off).

Anyeay, most recently I've noticed I have the hiccups a LOT, like twice a day or more and I usually never get them. I was wondering if anyone had experienced this with a binder?

[Ativan Prescribed]

Nov 30, 2017 9:52:52 GMT 8 Avery said:

Okay I know this is a super weird question but has anyone ever noticed getting the hiccups more often when wearing your binder? I've been having quite a bit of chest and back pain recently from my binder (including about a day and a half where I had trouble breathing, even once I took the binder off).

Anyeay, most recently I've noticed I have the hiccups a LOT, like twice a day or more and I usually never get them. I was wondering if anyone had experienced this with a binder?

So long as the hic(cup) size is reduced with a binder, I would think you'd have them less. 

[Yuki]

I get hiccups any time I'm stressed or excited about something. It's like adrenaline gives me hiccups. Lol.

But generally it's harder to breathe in deep with a binder on, so I could easily see how it could cause hiccups. I think it sounds pretty normal.

[Von]

Huh, that's not something I've noticed!
The only thing that 100% gives me hiccups is eating bread with soda too fast.
But usually that end up being at dinner, and by then I'm flying free - my hiccups friggin hurt, it'd be awful with the binder on. >.<