Publisher's Synopsis
Difficulty swallowing (dysphagia) means it takes greater effort and time to transport meals or liquid out of your mouth on your belly. Dysphagia can also be related to ache. In a few instances, swallowing can be impossible.
Occasional trouble swallowing, which may also arise while you devour too speedy or do not bite your meals properly enough, generally isn't always motive for concern. But chronic dysphagia may also suggest a critical scientific situation requiring remedy Dysphagia can arise at any age, however it is greater common in older adults. The causes of swallowing troubles vary, and remedy relies upon the motive.
