Hold your breath, try drinking from the wrong side of the glass, get someone to give you a scare. Yep we all know the recepies and usually they do work, for most of us anyway.

24-year-old Chris Sands has tried every single one of them and nothing helped yet. After eleven months of trying the hiccups are still there.

He is unable to perform as a singer with his bans and lately he had a lot of troubles with sleeping and even breathing.
Doctors gave him a brain scan, abdomen scan, chest scan and CT scan all in an effort to uncover the reason behind his mystery hiccuping, but so far there has been no diagnosis.

Then they’ve suggested an Oxygen chamber and despite his claustrophobia he did get into a metal tank. U guessed another failure.

After all the tests doctors decided to send him to a psychologist because they belive his body has now simply just got used to hiccuping.

Desperate for help, Chris launched a blog on the MySpace website earlier in the year in the hopes that people will help him find a cure.

Charles Osborne, of Anthon, Iowa, holds the record for the longest ever bout of hiccups, which lasted for 68 years from 1922 until 1990.

Just in case you think you know something he didn’t try give him a shout. I’m sure he’ll appreciate it.

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