Perceived Dysphagia vs. Trouble Swallowing in Esophageal Cancer
What’s the difference between perceived or imagined dysphagia and actual difficulty swallowing from esophageal cancer? […]
What’s the difference between perceived or imagined dysphagia and actual difficulty swallowing from esophageal cancer? […]
Though esophageal cancer can cause hoarseness, can it cause an actual loss of voice? […]
Since esophageal cancer can later show up in the brain, shouldn’t follow-up PET scans include the head? […]
How many people with esophageal cancer are obese? […]
Why would esophageal cancer spread to the brain a few years after the patient got the “all clear” following treatment? […]
People under 50, even 40, DO get esophageal cancer, including women. […]
Someone who fears esophageal cancer notices on some days there’s what feels like a pill or food stuck in their throat, a lump sensation independent of having just eaten. […]
Can someone one day be swallowing normally and then next day be unable to because of esophageal cancer? […]
Can the transplant of an esophagus from an organ donor cure esophageal cancer? […]
Esophageal cancer is associated with older men. But young women actually can develop esophageal cancer. […]
Do you have symptoms making you fear esophageal cancer and have recently begun tasting blood? A tumor in the esophagus is fairly close to the throat. […]
Esophageal cancer can be misdiagnosed especially in women. And why don’t more doctors promptly order an upper endoscopy when the patient reports suspicious symptoms? […]
A 34-year-old woman’s esophageal cancer was missed by two separate barium swallows. […]
Just what does it mean when “heartburn” is listed as a symptom of esophageal cancer? […]
If you’ve been hiccupping lately from esophageal cancer, would they be different from normal hiccups? […]
Is there a way you could tell if your trouble swallowing food may be esophageal cancer rather than anxiety? […]
You had an upper endoscopy earlier in the day yet still have right chest pain or chest pain in general. […]
Is it possible for esophageal cancer to still be local – not having spread – by the time a person begins feeling the first symptom? […]
Stage 1 esophageal cancer has a poor five-year survival rate, while that for other cancers (e.g., breast, prostate, melanoma) have a high survival rate. […]
The overall 10-year survival rate of esophageal cancer is one of the bleakest of all cancers. […]
The 5-year survival rate for esophageal cancer is alarmingly low. It’s essentially a death sentence. Just HOW does esophageal cancer cause death? […]
If a symptom that’s suspicious for esophageal cancer has now been gone for a few weeks, does this mean you don’t have cancer after all? […]
Does food seem to feel stuck in your chest lately? Esophageal cancer causes food to get stuck or feel like it’s “sticking” in the esophagus. […]
Pain or trouble swallowing, food getting stuck in your throat or chest, can be esophageal cancer. […]
GERD can lead to esophageal cancer. But how long does it take for the chronic acid reflux to turn into this very deadly cancer? […]
If colonoscopies are recommended for routine colon cancer screening, why aren’t upper endoscopies advised for routine esophageal cancer screening? […]
Do you have GERD symptoms, and were you diagnosed with GERD, but your upper endoscopy was normal? […]
If you fear you might have esophageal cancer, can you always expect eventual food impaction? […]
Has your voice been hoarse recently, you googled this and discovered that it can be a symptom of esophageal cancer? […]
Have you read symptom lists for esophageal cancer that include a sore or burning throat? […]
What percentage of people with esophageal cancer developed this deadly disease from untreated GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease)? […]
Ever wonder why ALL cases of Barrett’s esophagus aren’t just ablated away? After all, wouldn’t this eliminate surveillance endoscopies and anxiety? […]
Do you have chronic GERD and are wondering if any of your symptoms are being caused by Barrett’s esophagus? […]
It’s a real raw deal that the symptoms of GERD can be similar to those of the very deadly esophageal cancer. But there’s also a big difference between these two conditions. […]
It’s frightening: You begin feeling chest pain a few seconds after swallowing food. Is it GERD or esophageal cancer? […]
How long does it take for esophageal cancer symptoms to get severe after the onset of the first symptom? […]
Can swallowing a pill with a camera to screen for Barrett’s esophagus replace the standard upper endoscopy? […]
Are you suffering from a cough following your esophageal cancer surgery? […]
Why is it that esophageal cancer can’t just be surgically removed in all cases, and instead, sometimes it’s left in there? […]
Do you have symptoms worrisome for esophageal cancer and are wondering if a barium swallow test can rule out this horrible disease? Symptoms of Esophageal Cancer • Difficulty getting food down the “food pipe” • [...]