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I'm a 55 yo healthy female, no meds, don't smoke or drink. for 2 months when eating , i have sensation like i'm swallowing too big a bite-is this ok?
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Sound like: you may be developing an esophageal problem. I would suggest you mention this symptom to your Primary Care Provider who may refer you to an Ear Nose and Throat or GI specialist!! Don't ignore it! Good luck..hope this helps! Dr Z
Answered 9/20/2015
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