HHB-Hiccups, Hachoo's, and Burps.

While I was sitting somewhere about a week ago I tried figuring out what is the difference between hiccups and hachooing and burping. What I came up with is just that

Hiccups are a bubble of gas floating up your asophagus, then pushing against the closed opening at the back of your throat, forcing it open, and then it makes the HIC sound.

Hachooing was the toughest one for me. But I came to something like food or something tickling your asophagus and making you try to like move it around, work it down your throat. Still not sure though. I also thought it could be from your nose hairs tickling your nose. I mean that's sorta what it feels like.

I got lots of confusion on Burping. But I figured it was also air, like hiccups, but it doesn't FORCE it way out, instead, it stays there waiting for you to open the opening at the back of your throat. The air starts to get more and more and when you finally open up, it's force is so strong that it vibrates as it pushes out of the opening. That's why if you hold your burp real long, it gets real loud and ripply and bubbly and vibraty.


Okay, I wont forget this now that I've wrote it down. Bye.