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Menopause & Difficulty Swallowing: A Lesser-Known Symptom You Need to Know About
If swallowing has suddenly started to feel uncomfortable during the menopause, perhaps food feels as though it is sticking, your throat feels tight, or you’ve become unusually aware of every swallow, you are not imagining it. Surprisingly, this can be an overlooked symptom of perimenopause and menopause. That said, it is important to mention from the outset that swallowing difficulties can also be linked to other causes, including neurological conditions, muscle disorders, or structural issues. If this symptom has appeared suddenly, is getting worse, or is becoming more frequent, it should always be checked by a doctor first. However, once more serious causes have been ruled out, hormonal changes during menopause can often be behind it. Understanding why it happens can make it feel much less worrying, and there are things that may help. Read more >
Eileen Durward
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