Dysphagia
Dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing, happens when food can’t pass as usual from your mouth to your stomach via the esophagus. Also, there might be a feeling of foods sticking in your chest pressure, throat, and a sensation of choking or burning after each meal. Those people with dysphagia can deal with this issue by cutting their foods into smaller pieces and chew them thoroughly. If the problem keeps occurring and gets painful, you should have your physician evaluate the condition and suggest proper treatment for alleviating inflammation. Sometimes, dysphagia could be a sign of other conditions such as esophageal cancer or erosive esophagitis. [4]
