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How long does it take for radiation effects to wear off?
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This can vary: Depending on what part of the body was radiated, as well as if there is chemotherapy involved. But, most patients can look back about 6 weeks later after completing radiation therapy and clearly see that most symptoms of the treatment have improved.
Answered 3/18/2019
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