The Compendium of Caraka 6.17.41

6.17.41

na marmabādhājananī nendriyāṇāṃ prabādhinī/
hikkā pīte tathā bhukte śamaṃ yāti ca sā 'annajā//
ityannajā hikkā/
atisaṃcitadoṣasya bhaktacchedakṛśasya ca/
vyādhibhiḥ kṣīṇadehasya vṛddhasyātivyavāyinaḥ//

It does not produce distress in vital organs, nor does it torment the sense organs;
and that food-induced hiccup subsides after drinking and eating.
Thus ends [the description of] annajā hikkā.
In one with excessively accumulated doṣas, emaciated by abstaining from food,
in one whose body is wasted by diseases, the aged, and one given to excessive sexual intercourse,