What is the cause of throat choking caused by esophageal reflux

Esophageal reflux generally refers to gastroesophageal reflux. Throat choking caused by gastroesophageal reflux may be caused by gastric acid stimulation, abnormal esophageal sphincter function, throat ulcer, etc.

1. Gastric acid stimulation

If the patient's gastric acid enters the throat, it stimulates the throat mucosa, causing throat damage.

2. Abnormal esophageal sphincter function

Because the patient's esophageal sphincter relaxes, it causes abnormal esophageal sphincter function, unable to block acid reflux, resulting in gastric acid stimulation of the throat, causing throat discomfort.

3. Throat mucosal ulcer

If the patient's condition is severe, causing acid reflux is severe, causing irritation to the throat mucosa, causing lesions in the throat mucosa, resulting in ulcers, resulting in throat choking.