GI SYMPTOMS 

This resulting from bilirubin or pseudobilirubin polyps Worse for liquids than for solids.

• It may accompanied by chewing ,spluttering and fluid regurgitating from the nose.

Neurological Dysphagia

It is also called as Oesophageal Dysmoticity , present in middle age.

• It is worse for solids and may be helped by liquids and setting upright. Eg : Achalasia when the lower esophagus leads to programive oesophageal dilation above the sphinter fails to relax normally.
• Overflow of secreation and food into the respiratory tract may then occur especially at night, when the patient lies down and cause aspiration pneumonia.
• It can cause oesophageal dysmoticity
• Oesophageal Spasm
• Chest Pain

Mechanical Dysphagia

• Often due to Oesophageal Stricture
• Weight Loss
• A short history
• No reflux Symptoms
• Suspect Oesophageal Cancer

Longstanding dysphagia without weight loss but accompanied by heart burn. Most likely due to benign peptic stricture .