
Does your senior loved one have a difficult time swallowing their food when they are eating? If they do, they might have a condition known as “dysphagia.” Simply put, dysphagia is a condition that makes it difficult for a person to swallow their food when they are eating. Visiting Angels West Cincinnati shares information about the swallowing disorder.
There are symptoms of dysphagia that you can be on the lookout for. A couple of symptoms include chest congestion, weight loss, coughing while eating, and taking a long time to eat. If you truly believe your loved one might have dysphagia, you should take your loved one to their doctor so they can receive a proper diagnosis.
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