Have you ever encountered a patient that when swallowing food, causes pain in the roof of their mouth? and would eosinophilic esophigitis be why?

Allergy: Eosinophilic esophagitis is food allergies, In an allergic individual you can get oral allergy as well, just eating something allergic can cause allergy to the roof of the mouth, the face, where it came in contact with the foods. Seek out someone experience in food allergy to advice you further and stay away from foods that cause these symptoms- Best of health to you

Due to food allergen: 39 year old female with pain on roof of mouth when swallowing food due to Eosinophilic Esophagitis a chronic immunologic disorder in which some white cells called Eosinophils reacting to some food Allergens form a build up of the lining of the mucus membrane in the mouth and swallowing tube, (Esophagus) causing irritation and pain when food touches the roof of the mouth while swallowing