Dysphagia Cup

The Dysphagia Cup has been carefully designed, and is shaped to allow sufficient nose clearance - to empty contents without having to tilt the head back

A successful swallow is one that has diverted food or liquid into the food tube (oesophagus) and not into the lungs.

Frequently a person who has had a stroke, head injury or neurological disability has difficulty performing a successful swallow. Safe swallowing may be accomplished by maintaining the chin in a tucked down position or by drinking thickened liquids or both.

The Dysphagia Cup has been designed to meet the needs of people who have difficulty in completing a successful swallow.

Kapitex have available Oral Motor Exercise tools for the rehabilitation of swallowing difficulties, particularly after a stroke.

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OS FSA 5002	Dysphagia Cup	200ml	Almond
OS FSA 5003	Dysphagia Cup	200ml	Clear Green

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