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What does a stricture feel like?

What do I watch for? What are the signs?

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mine started by having acid indigestion after eating. As it progressed, either the indigestion would last for 2 or 3 hours (ugh!!), or I'd vomit. By the end, I couldn't keep anything down at all. At first I didn't think it was a stricture because I'd never heard about the acid problem, but I did know the vomiting was a sign. I had an upper endoscopy and sure enough - it was a stricture. They "fixed" it and I felt a million times better right away!! No more acid, no more vomiting. Night and day difference!

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