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Old 22-01-2007, 01:15
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Question Opiate Hic-Ups

Hey all! Just curious, but is it just Swim, or do opiates give people the hic-ups? Swim's friend has been doing OC all day and will not stop the incessant "Huuuppp!!" What is the reason for this? Any 'cure' or way of avoiding this? Thanks again.
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Old 22-01-2007, 04:32
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Re: Opiate Hic-Ups

what method was swiy's friend using? As far as SWIM knows, opiates don't usually cause hiccups, but maybe its possible if the friend was smoking it. SWIM has only gotten hiccups a couple times in the past several years, after using a couple different drugs (including opiates) in a night, so maybe the smooth muscle constriction could have something to do with it...but honestly SWIM is stumped on this one.
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Re: Opiate Hic-Ups

Swia has and does expierience the hickups. Not quite as often as when Swia first started using opiates, but they still sneak up on swia occasionally. Swia understanding is that they attack more easily because of the relaxed state of the little hickup thingie in your esophogous, could be bull but makes pleanty of since to Swia.
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Old 22-01-2007, 08:26
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Re: Opiate Hic-Ups

The method of ingestion was insuffilation. Swim and his friend experience this QUITE often. Perhaps it is due to the relaxed state. It would make sense. It does befuddle Swim though. Thanks for the feedback guys!
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Old 22-01-2007, 13:07
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Re: Opiate Hic-Ups

Swim has also had Hiccup with opiates on occasion along with paralytic oesophagus . But in swims experience this happens only in large doses .
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Re: Opiate Hic-Ups

for real!!! this is a very annoying problem for swim. when swim had his poppies and was making poppy tea, before his freaking rats in his apartment at them all while he was gone over the christmas break, he would get the sickest hiccups that would annoy the heck out of him.
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Old 29-01-2007, 14:21
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Re: Opiate Hic-Ups

SWIM gets frequent hiccoughs from higher doses of kratom but only rarely from opiates.
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Re: Opiate Hic-Ups

SWIM believes popping a bunch of pills will give hiccups occasionally. When SWIM popped a bunch of Codeine pills (Tylenol 3), he had hiccups quite frequently during the day. Snorting usually should never cause hiccups, at least for SWIM.
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Re: Opiate Hic-Ups

Well opiates supress the cough reflex, which is another thing that your mouth does. SWIdr does not know the human anatomy very well, but hiccups and coughing both are reflexs in the body, so taking one out of the picture might make the other more noticable. Just a guesss though...
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Old 31-01-2007, 23:22
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Re: Opiate Hic-Ups

Here's a guess.
Opiates stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system, which activates the vagal nerve, consequently inducing a slower heartrate. The vagal nerve is also associated with motility of the esophagus, and along with the paired phrenic nerves, hiccups. Therefore, in some people which have a predisposition to hiccups, changing vagal tone can trigger the behavior. I found an article about someone with chronic hiccups which were cured with narcotics, and this led to a surgery which implanted a pacemaker like device to modulate impulses along the vagal nerve. The patient in question found a setting on it and consequently cures his hiccups. This indicates that it is not the opiate, but it's effect on an individual's vagal nerve, that modulates hiccups.
Note that the hiccup reflex is still a mystery to science, so this is all speculation.
Here's the link :

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/...in627270.shtml
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Re: Opiate Hic-Ups

Great post Snapper!!! That was exactly the type of response I was looking for. It all sounds very plausible. Keep it up!!
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Re: Opiate Hic-Ups

Digital rectal stimulation. That is, if you aren't opposed to such things. Should cure your hiccups right away.
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Re: Opiate Hic-Ups

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Here's a guess.
Opiates stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system, which activates the vagal nerve, consequently inducing a slower heartrate. The vagal nerve is also associated with motility of the esophagus, and along with the paired phrenic nerves, hiccups.
Sounds very plausible to SWIM too, as the main side effect of too much kratom (for him) is esophageal/intestinal paralysis... i.e. the whole system shuts down, producing extreme nausea and retaining stomach contents (even liquids) for many hours. SWIM remembers one time this happened, and he puked 12 hours later with the main contents being kratom ingested the previous day.
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