As we age, some changes in swallowing are expected—but difficulty swallowing is not always a normal part of aging. Knowing the difference between normal age-related changes and dysphagia (a swallowing disorder) can help prevent serious complications.In this video, Jade, Speech-Language Pathologist at In Step Physical Therapy, explains the signs of healthy swallowing, common red flags, and when it's time to seek professional help.In This Video:✔️ Normal swallowing changes with aging✔️ Warning signs of dysphagia✔️ Why coughing or choking during meals should never be ignored✔️ How swallowing problems can affect nutrition, hydration, and lung health✔️ When to see a Speech-Language PathologistSigns That May Need Assessment:Coughing or choking while eating or drinkingFood feels stuck in the throatWet or gurgly voice after swallowingUnexplained weight lossAvoiding certain foodsFrequent chest infections or pneumoniaTaking much longer to finish mealsEarly assessment and treatment can help improve swallowing safety, maintain nutrition, and enhance quality of life.Swallowing therapy in Edmonton | Dysphagia treatment | Speech-language pathology📍 In Step Physical Therapy – EdmontonIf you're searching for swallowing therapy in Edmonton, dysphagia treatment, or a Speech-Language Pathologist in Edmonton, our team provides personalized swallowing assessments and rehabilitation programs for adults recovering from stroke, neurological conditions, and age-related swallowing difficulties.Book your swallowing assessment today and take the first step toward safer, more comfortable eating and drinking.📞 (587) 409-1754#SwallowingTherapy #Dysphagia #SpeechLanguagePathologist #SpeechTherapy #SwallowingDisorder #SeniorHealth #StrokeRecovery #PhysiotherapyEdmonton #InStepPhysio