To stop hiccups, several remedies can be tried. Drinking water slowly can help regulate contractions in the esophagus and prevent diaphragm spasms. Consuming sugar can interrupt nerve impulses and calm hiccups, especially in children. Covering your ears or deep breathing may also help by stimulating the vagus nerve. Additionally, a fear response or sticking your tongue out can relieve hiccups by creating pressure in the throat.
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