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What are common symptoms of throat cancer?
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Many: Hoarseness or changes in voice, cough, persistent sore throat or pain, difficulty breathing or swallowing and ear ache are the most common symptoms.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Voice and swallowing: Common preventing signs of throat cancer are a change in your voice, difficulty swallowing or development of a lump or lump node in your neck that is painless.
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