Food impaction With EoE: What you need to know

Over time, inflammation from EoE can damage and narrow the esophagus, causing a food impaction, which is “when food is stuck in the esophagus and cannot be propelled down into the stomach by the esophagus,” says Mary Ann Huang, MD, a hepatologist and gastroenterologist at HCA HealthONE Presbyterian St. Luke’s in Denver.

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