Oesophagal cancer does not cause any symptoms in the early stages, but as it progresses, swallowing problems (wall obstruction, painful swallowing, vomiting), which can get progressively worse, start to appear. This is immediately evident when a person consumes bread, meat, or large pieces of food, as well as raw fruits and vegetables. This occurrence vanishes then reappears, persists, and worsens. Later, eating pasty meals and even drinks causes it to happen. It can also be uncomfortable and challenging to swallow them. The patient feels as though the meal they just swallowed is lodged behind their sternum. This disease must be paid attention to and one must seek treatment for throat cancer immediately!