3-Swallowing difficulties
Also called dysphagia, it means having problems with the descent of food or liquids through the throat to the stomach; and with indigestion, it gets worse progressively. Some people have a cough or drown while trying to swallow. Others have the feeling that food gets stuck in their throat. It makes eating more complicated and often leads patients to feel less appetite and reject food. Swallowing difficulties are listed as severe symptoms because it needs careful evaluation since one of the diagnostic possibilities is cancer, which may be located in the mouth, throat, or esophagus. A tumor that grows in these parts of the body can narrow these ducts.