Signs of dysphagia include: Trouble swallowing food or liquids Coughing, gagging or feeling like you are choking when you swallow Feeling like food or liquid is stuck in your throat or chest Pain with swallowing Having heartburn, pain or pressure in your chest Having food or liquids come back up after you swallow (through your throat, mouth, or nose) Unintentional weight loss because you are not eating or drinking enough Having trouble swallowing once or twice isnt usually a cause for concern, but if you are having difficulty on an ongoing basis, or it is impacting your ability to meet your nutritional needs, you should seek help through these self-management resources or by talking to your health-care provider, speech language pathologist or registered dietitian
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