What should I do if I feel like my chest is choking and I keep burping

In life, people often experience a feeling of chest congestion accompanied by hiccups. Although it is not a disease, it is still very uncomfortable to have this feeling all the time, and it becomes very important to relieve this situation. Here, the editor will introduce several methods to relieve the situation of feeling choked in the chest and constant hiccups. So, what should you do if you have a choking feeling in your chest and keep burping?

First, what should you do if you have constant hiccups and feel like your chest is choking? Why should you bend over to drink water? Because this way the stomach and the place where the hiccups occur will be closer, and the water can massage the diaphragm when entering the body, which can effectively stop the symptoms of hiccups. If you want to stop hiccups quickly through acupoint pressing, you can press the "Shao Shang Point". Although there will be some pain when pressing, it will have a good effect in relieving the symptoms of hiccups.

Second, the method of scaring others can be used to stimulate the hiccups without the hiccups' knowledge, which can have a certain effect in stopping the hiccups. However, this method depends on the individual and not everyone can use it. If you have a bad temper or heart disease, use it with caution to avoid unnecessary situations. If you have frequent hiccups, you can try to relieve it by holding your breath and then exhaling slowly. This method can be practiced repeatedly.

What should you do if you feel like your chest is choking and you keep hiccuping? First take a deep breath, then hold it, try to hold it as long as possible, then exhale. Repeat this several times and you will find that you will stop hiccuping. Drink water, preferably warm water, in big gulps, swallowing it in several times. Swallowing or chewing dry bread can stimulate the esophagus and suppress hiccups. Wash your hands and insert your index finger into your mouth to stimulate your throat and stop hiccups. Chew ginger slices. Ginger is very irritating and can effectively relieve hiccups. When you bend your body to 90 degrees, drink a few gulps of warm water. Since the stomach is closer to the diaphragm, it can warm the diaphragm from the inside. When you bend over, your internal organs will also massage the diaphragm, relieving diaphragm spasms and instantly stopping hiccups.