Symptoms of esophageal leiomyoma

The symptoms of esophageal leiomyoma usually include cough, dysphagia, hemoptysis, etc.

1. Cough

If the patient's myoma volume is large, it causes the surrounding trachea to be compressed, so that the tracheal function is abnormal, cough occurs.

2.

The esophageal mucosa of the patient with dysphagia is stimulated by myoma, congestion, swelling, etc., which makes the esophageal lumen narrow, leading to food impassable, causing dysphagia.

3. Hemoptysis

If the patient is seriously ill, he does not actively cooperate with the doctor to deal with it, causing myoma invasion of blood vessels to rupture, causing bleeding, and causing hemoptysis from the respiratory tract.