Allergies and Difficulty Swallowing
It is possible to have difficulty swallowing as a result of blockage or swelling in the throat due to allergies. The body's response to allergies can cause enough excess mucous to block or narrow the esophagus, causing inflammation or discomfort and leading to symptoms of dysphagia.
Can seasonal allergies cause tightness in throat?
Allergies or intolerances to food and other substances can cause tightness in the throat. Home remedies can help alleviate symptoms in the short-term. In most cases, tightness in the throat is not serious.
Can sinus problems cause difficulty swallowing?
These patients are bothered by the sensation of excess throat mucus or a lump in the throat. They may also be experiencing throat clearing, non-productive cough, intermittent hoarseness and difficulty swallowing.
