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A member asked:
Can neck dissection, rad, and chemo cause after effects like swelling, numbness, and trouble swallowing.
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Yes: Yes, all of those treatments can have long standing side effects. With time, these side effects should improve but may never fully go away.
Answered 6/21/2015
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