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Diet upgrade

I've recently upgraded my diet to include scrambled eggs, tuna, applesauce, pureed fruit and veggies, etc. I've been doing ok, but eggs and tuna get stuck in my lower esophogus behind my breast plate. It takes a couple of minutes for the discomfort to relieve itself. I chew each bite 30 times before swallowing. I make sure that they're both very moist before trying to eat them. Is this normal. Will it eventually become easier?

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  • Not uncommon. And yes it gets easier. Eventually TOO easy for most of us! I'm surprised your diet includes puréed fruit though. Mine never did.

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Not uncommon. And yes it gets easier. Eventually TOO easy for most of us!

I'm surprised your diet includes puréed fruit though. Mine never did.


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Not uncommon. And yes it gets easier. Eventually TOO easy for most of us!

I'm surprised your diet includes puréed fruit though. Mine never did.




Only peaches and pears. Bananas are too high in sugar and I can't have seeds so berries are out. I don't care for any type of melon so that's not an issue.

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Only peaches and pears. Bananas are too high in sugar and I can't have seeds so berries are out. I don't care for any type of melon so that's not an issue.

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Peaches and pears are pretty high in sugar too.


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