Hiccups are reflex actions formed by spasm of the diaphragm due to improper food stimulation, inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract distension or environmental stimulation. Patients repeatedly recoil causing discomfort and should pay attention to light, easily digestible food, do not eat cold, irritating food or drinks, quit smoking, quit drinking, etc. If the symptoms are not severe you can take deep breaths and hold them, which can effectively relieve them. For more severe hiccups, oral acid suppressants such as lansoprazole and pro-gastrointestinal motility drugs such as mosapride or metoclopramide can be used, and chlorpromazine hydrochloride can be applied if treatment still does not improve. For recalcitrant erosion, gastroscopy and H. pylori testing should be further improved to provide targeted treatment for digestive system diseases. For patients with positive H. pylori, quadruple anti-H. pylori therapy is given for two weeks.