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EN Swallowing problems. You may develop difficulties with swallowing as your condition progresses. Saliva may accumulate in your mouth due to slowed swallowing, leading to drooling.

• Swallowing problems
• condition progresses
• Saliva may accumulate
• swallowing

EN Choking or coughing while swallowing food, drink or saliva

• Choking
• coughing while swallowing
• drink
• saliva

EN You might experience slurred speech, drooling, and difficulty chewing or swallowing

• might experience slurred
• drooling
• difficulty chewing
• swallowing

EN Difficulty with jaw movement, swallowing or speech

• Difficulty with jaw
• swallowing
• speech

EN Swallowing air with chewing gum or sucking on candy

• gum
• sucking on candy

EN Pneumonia. Difficulty swallowing increases the risk of choking or aspirating food into the lungs, which can block breathing and cause pneumonia.

• Pneumonia
• Difficulty swallowing increases
• risk of choking
• lungs
• block breathing
• cause

EN Difficulty breathing or swallowing

• Difficulty breathing
• swallowing

EN Also go to the emergency room if you have trouble breathing or swallowing

• trouble breathing
• swallowing

EN Sore throat and difficulty swallowing

• Sore throat
• difficulty swallowing

EN A sign of an underlying condition, ataxia can affect various movements and create difficulties with speech, eye movement and swallowing.

• condition
• ataxia can affect
• movements
• eye movement

EN This area of the brain helps with balance as well as eye movements, swallowing and speech.

• helps with balance
• eye movements
• swallowing

EN People with cerebral palsy can have problems swallowing and commonly have eye muscle imbalance, in which the eyes don't focus on the same object

• problems swallowing
• commonly have eye
• imbalance
• eyes don't focus
• same object

EN Difficulty swallowing, sometimes accompanied by gagging, choking and vomiting

• Difficulty swallowing
• choking
• vomiting

EN Excessive drooling or problems with swallowing

• Excessive drooling
• problems with swallowing

EN Swallowing or feeding problems can make it difficult for someone who has cerebral palsy, particularly an infant, to get enough nutrition

• Swallowing
• difficult for someone
• cerebral palsy
• particularly an infant
• enough nutrition

EN Problems with swallowing can result in respiratory problems, such as aspiration pneumonia.

• Problems with swallowing
• result in respiratory
• aspiration

EN Difficulty swallowing or a hoarse voice. You might have these if you have DISH in your neck.

• Difficulty swallowing
• hoarse voice

EN Digestive problems. Severe kyphosis can compress the digestive tract, causing problems such as acid reflux and difficulty with swallowing.

• Digestive problems
• digestive tract
• acid reflux

EN Problems with swallowing and breathing. They can occur if the tumor grows and presses on the food tube (esophagus) and windpipe (trachea).

• Problems with swallowing
• breathing
• grows
• tube
• esophagus
• windpipe
• trachea

EN These include breath-holding, abnormally rapid breathing (hyperventilation), forceful exhalation of air or saliva, and swallowing air

• include breath-holding
• abnormally rapid breathing
• hyperventilation
• saliva
• swallowing air

EN Breathing or swallowing problems

• Breathing
• swallowing problems

EN Seek immediate medical care if you're having difficulty swallowing or breathing.

• Seek immediate medical
• you're having difficulty

EN Difficulty talking or swallowing

• Difficulty talking
• swallowing

EN This can cause vocal difficulties and significant problems with breathing and swallowing.

• cause vocal difficulties

EN Problems with speech, swallowing or physical coordination

• Problems with speech
• swallowing
• physical coordination

EN The muscles involved in chewing, swallowing, talking and breathing may be affected as well.

• swallowing
• talking

EN Difficult and painful swallowing

• Difficult
• painful swallowing

EN If you or someone you know suddenly has trouble breathing and swallowing, call your local emergency number or go to the nearest hospital emergency department

• someone you know
• trouble breathing
• swallowing
• call your local
• number
• hospital emergency department

EN Difficulty swallowing due to enlarged esophagus

• Difficulty swallowing due
• enlarged esophagus

EN Enlargement of the esophagus (megaesophagus). This rare condition is caused by the abnormal widening (dilation) of your esophagus. This can result in difficulty with swallowing and digestion.

• megaesophagus
• abnormal widening
• dilation
• esophagus
• result in difficulty
• swallowing

EN Difficulty swallowing (dysphagia) or chewing

• Difficulty swallowing
• dysphagia
• chewing

EN Increased difficulty swallowing

• Increased difficulty swallowing

EN Redness, burning or soreness that may be severe enough to cause difficulty eating or swallowing

• Redness
• burning
• difficulty eating
• swallowing

EN If this occurs, you may experience difficulty swallowing and pain or feel as if food is getting stuck in your throat.

• occurs
• experience difficulty swallowing
• pain

EN Difficulty with speech or swallowing

• Difficulty with speech
• swallowing

EN Accidentally swallowing or breathing in pinworm eggs causes a pinworm infection

• Accidentally swallowing
• breathing in pinworm
• causes a pinworm

EN Fear brought on by attempts to drink fluids because of difficulty swallowing water

• attempts to drink
• because of difficulty
• water

EN Difficulty swallowing or feeling "a lump in the throat"

• Difficulty swallowing
• feeling

EN Hand rubbing, chewing, swallowing or walking in circles can happen in this kind of seizure

• Hand rubbing
• chewing
• swallowing
• walking in circles
• seizure

EN Dry mouth, thickened saliva, difficulty swallowing, sore throat, changes in the way food tastes, nausea, mouth sores, tooth decay

• Dry mouth
• thickened saliva
• difficulty swallowing
• sore throat
• food tastes
• nausea
• mouth sores
• tooth decay

EN Difficulty swallowing, cough, shortness of breath

• Difficulty swallowing
• cough
• shortness of breath

EN Bleeding in the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension can lead to life-threatening bleeding into the lungs and coughing up blood (hemoptysis).

• lungs
• coughing up blood
• hemoptysis

EN This can help relieve coughing and shortness of breath and make breathing easier

• relieve coughing
• shortness of breath
• breathing easier

EN Controlled coughing, drinking plenty of water and using a humidifier may help.

• Controlled coughing

EN You'll also be monitored for any signs or symptoms of rejection, such as shortness of breath, fever, coughing or chest congestion

• signs
• symptoms of rejection
• shortness of breath
• fever
• coughing
• chest congestion

EN These symptoms can be triggered by exercise, crying, coughing, straining or a fever.

• exercise
• crying
• coughing
• straining

EN If you're coughing up sputum, that may be sent for testing

• sent for testing

EN Clean your hands often. It's especially important after going to the bathroom, before eating, and after coughing, sneezing or blowing your nose.

• Clean your hands
• It's especially important
• before eating
• after coughing
• sneezing

EN Because coughing helps loosen and move fluid from your lungs, it's a good idea not to eliminate your cough completely

• Because coughing helps
• lungs
• it's a good
• eliminate your cough

EN Don't go back to school or work until after your temperature returns to normal and you stop coughing up mucus

• Don't go back
• school
• returns to normal