Home›About Stroke›Sequelae›Physical SequelaePhysical SequelaeHemiplegia and DeformityShoulder PainSwallowing DifficultyIncontinenceSwallowing Difficulty Swallowing difficulty (dysphagia) means having difficulty swallowing food or drinks. Swallowing difficulty is common after stroke, and it may lead to choking or aspiration. PreviousShoulder PainNextIncontinence
