Basic test: A food stuck in the esophagus will cause blockage. If you can swallow fluids, there is no blockage. The sensation can be triggered by a spasm in the structure, often triggered by a sore or irritation from acid reflux. The most specific way to demonstrate what is happening is a visual inspection by a specialized tube/camera passed into the esophagus. This is usually done by GI doctors.
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