What are the symptoms of esophageal polyps?

The symptoms of esophageal polyps are dysphagia, swallowing pain, hematemesis, etc.

1. When

esophageal polyps occur in patients with dysphagia, they may cause esophageal lumen stenosis, and food cannot pass smoothly through the esophagus, resulting in symptoms of dysphagia.

2. When swallowing pain

patients eat, food may cause compression on polyps and surrounding tissues, resulting in ischemia and spasm. At this time, symptoms of swallowing pain will occur.

3. Hematemesis

Esophageal polyps continue to grow, food constantly stimulates polyps, and ulcerative lesions on the surface of polyps may cause vascular damage, causing symptoms of hematemesis.