The main symptoms of esophageal ulcers

The main symptoms of esophageal ulcer can be manifested as local pain, acid reflux, dysphagia, etc.

1. Local pain

patients due to gastroesophageal reflux, pathogenic microbial infection, chemical damage and other factors, leading to local esophageal ulcer formation, can be manifested as upper abdomen or retrosternal pain symptoms, pain can be radiated to the scapular area and neck.

2. Acid reflux due to

gastroesophageal reflux caused by esophageal ulcer patients, often accompanied by gastric content reflux, resulting in acid reflux symptoms.

3.

Severe dysphagia patients may cause local inflammation and edema around the ulcer or esophageal spasm, resulting in dysphagia.