yutkunamamazlık, disfaji

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(Tıp) dysphagia
difficulty in swallowing
Subjective sensation of difficulty or pain in swallowing When the cause is neurological, it is usually due to bilateral cerebral or bulbar lesions, myesthenia or myopathy
Dysphagia is defined as difficulty or discomfort in swallowing It affects people of all ages It can affect people in varying degrees, from mild discomfort, to a complete inability to swallow
Inability or difficulty swallowing
difficulty feeding oneself
Greek dys = difficult, and phagein = to eat, hence, difficulty in swallowing
condition in which swallowing is difficult or painful
difficulty with swallowing
Difficulty in swallowing or impairment in the movement of swallowed material from pharynx to stomach
difficulty or pain in swallowing [ Top ]
Difficulty in swallowing food or liquids, as a result of weakness or abnormality
Difficulty in swallowing It is a neurological or neuromuscular symptom which may result in aspiration (whereby food or saliva enters the airway), slow swallowing (possibly resulting in inadequate nutrition), or both
Refers to difficulty in swallowing
Difficulty in swallowing The cause may be any one of a number of reasons such as hyper-contracting sphincter, the inflammation of esophagitis, esophageal spasm, or paralysis of the esophageal muscles
Difficult or painful swallowing
difficulty in swallowing or inability to swallow Symptom usually indicates tumors involving the lower brain stem
An inability to swallow and/or difficulty in swallowing
Difficulty swallowing
difficulty swallowing food or liquid
yutkunamamazlık, disfaji