[Objective]To discussion the incidences of dysphagia after stroke at different age stages and in different parts of lesions,as well as corresponding measures.[Methods]The proportions of dysphagia of 620 cases of stroke patients in different age stages and parts of lesions were compared.[Results]The 60-90 age group(77%),the basal ganglia(48%)and brainstem lesion(23%)had higher proportion of dysphagia,which were significantly different with other age stages and other parts of lesions(P﹤0.05).[Conclusions]Elderly patients after stroke are more prone to be with dysphagia than young patients,Basal ganglia and brainstem lesions more easily cause dysphagia than other parts of lesions.