Two days ago, I ate a lot of honey leaves, two days I rarely had a bowel movement. Normally, I go very regularly (1-2 times a day). Now, I have a feeling of fullness in my stomach (in addition, there are no symptoms), I go to sleep with a feeling of being pinched, and it is difficult to breathe. So the doctor told me to ask if the stomach strain after eating the leaves is a blockage of the intestines?

Two days ago, I ate a lot of honey leaves, 2 hours ago, I rarely went to the toilet. Normally, I go very regularly (1-2 times a day). Now, I have a feeling of fullness in my stomach (in addition, there are no symptoms), I go to sleep with a feeling of being pinched, and it is difficult to breathe. So the doctor asked me to ask if I have less bowel movements with stomach distension after eating the leaves of honeysuckle, is it okay?

Hiccups are a common reflex in newborns. One of the causes of hiccups in babies is excessive stomach distension. This is a very common condition in newborns, and babies can even get hiccups while still in the womb. Fetuses can get hiccups from the second trimester onwards. Babies can get hiccups when swallowing amniotic fluid.