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What medications would you recommend for dysphagia?
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Dysphagia: Is a symptom and there are many possible causes for it. Diagnosing first the condition causing dysphagia will help establish the appropriate treatment. Workup may include invasive tests such as an upper endoscopy and/or imaging following barium swallow.
Answered 8/19/2020
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