Noun
/eso.fa.ɣo.ˈspa.smo/
Esophagospasm refers to the sudden, abnormal contraction of the muscles in the esophagus. It is a medical term used to describe a condition where the esophagus spasms or tightens involuntarily, causing symptoms such as chest pain or difficulty swallowing. This word is more commonly used in written medical contexts than in oral speech.
The doctor diagnosed the patient with esophagospasm.
Los esofagospasmos pueden causar molestias al tragar.
When it comes to idiomatic expressions with "esofagospasmo," there are not many common ones in Spanish. However, here are a few examples:
Example: Después de la reunión, tenía un esofagospasmo por los nervios.
"Caer en esofagospasmos"
The term "esofagospasmo" is composed of "esófago" (esophagus) and "espasmo" (spasm), indicating a spasm that occurs in the esophagus.