Throat dysfunction: If the radiation was to the neck then it is common to develop late swallowing difficulties as the throat muscles fibrose or stop working. Dryness from the radiation can also affect swallowing. Suggest seeing ENT who can examine the throat, get swallowing study, and get swallowing therapy started. If the radiation was not to the neck then other causes exist that ENT could consider.
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