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What Could Difficulty In Swallowing Indicate Despite All Tests Being Normal?

i am 31 yrs old ,i have swallowing problem with plum,this happen 2 yrs,but i met the doctors ,prescribe the medicine pantodac,sucral,burpex,but no releif.i was pns x-ray,blood tests,and endoscopy .all are normal.still i am have the problem.but no pain .so plz advice me for solution.
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Dear you may need more investigation for diagnosis for dysphagia. like barium swallow, esophageal motility study, ultrasonography, swallowing sounds and vibrations etc...

many causes for dysphagia like GERD, achalasia, stroke, cranial nerve palsy, myasthenia etc..

continue same treatment please review with above investigations. avoid spicy food and alcohol regular exercise. soft diet is helpful. if your symptoms not improved please consult your doctor he will examine and treat you accordingly.I think I answered to your question if you have more questions feel free to ask .

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What Could Difficulty In Swallowing Indicate Despite All Tests Being Normal?

Hello Thank you for trusting HCM Dear you may need more investigation for diagnosis for dysphagia. like barium swallow, esophageal motility study, ultrasonography, swallowing sounds and vibrations etc... many causes for dysphagia like GERD, achalasia, stroke, cranial nerve palsy, myasthenia etc.. continue same treatment please review with above investigations. avoid spicy food and alcohol regular exercise. soft diet is helpful. if your symptoms not improved please consult your doctor he will examine and treat you accordingly.I think I answered to your question if you have more questions feel free to ask . take care