Mild dysphagia means the person has early-stage difficulty swallowing, particularly affecting the oropharyngeal phase — the part involving the mouth and throat. People may experience manageable ...

No change in diet is required. 2 Mild dysphagia—oropharyngeal dysphagia present, which can be managed by specific swallow suggestions. Slight modification in consistency of diet may be indicated.

“The UC Davis Health Department of Otolaryngology has been focusing on bringing new treatments for patients with oropharyngeal dysphagia ... from the first-in-human Phase I/II TODY clinical ...

Through our research work and years of clinical experience, we have come to realize that optimal rehabilitation for dysphagia must target physiological ... evidence-based oropharyngeal training ...