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An esophageal stricture is inflammation or narrowing in the esophagus that causes swallowing problems.
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When a child has esophageal strictures, it can be difficult to swallow food or liquid normally. Esophageal strictures are caused by inflammation or damage to the esophagus that can lead to scar tissue. This scar tissue may build up and make the esophagus narrower, therefore making it more difficult to swallow.
If your child has esophageal strictures, symptoms may include:
Esophageal strictures in children can be caused by:
