If you have a lump in your throat that keeps getting worse or if you have dysphagia, which is a chronic difficulty swallowing, see your gastroenterologist. Seeking a gastroenterologist is also indicated if you experience frequent swelling or pain in your throat. Even the slightest difficulty swallowing water could be an indication of a serious illness. Swallowing difficulties may be indicative of esophageal injury from acid reflux, weakening of the esophageal muscles, a lesion, or anything that narrows the esophagus. These obstruct the passage of food or liquids down the esophagus and into the stomach. Heartburn, as the name implies, is a burning sensation in the middle of your chest. Usually, it occurs when the esophagus becomes backed up with stomach acid. Generally speaking, irritants like alcohol, spicy food, carbonated drinks, fried food, and cigarettes can result in heartburn.
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