The most common side effects of throat cancer treatment include.

Throat cancer radiation treatment side effects. They can continue to get worse after your treatment ends. Swelling of the brain increased intracranial pressure seizures. Some types of chemotherapy and immunotherapy can also harm cells in your mouth throat and lips. Cognitive problems such as.

Other side effects of radiation therapy may include. Drugs used to treat cancer and certain bone problems may also cause oral problems. Many people who get radiation therapy have fatigue. Side effects of radiotherapy.

Accordingly people experience side effects ranging from short to long term such as. But they usually start to get better after 2 or 3 weeks. Radiation therapy to the mouth may increase the chance of tooth decay or other problems in the future. Radiation therapy to the head and neck may harm the salivary glands and tissues in your mouth and or make it hard to chew and swallow safely.

Skin problems in the area being treated ranging from redness to blistering and peeling dry mouth worsening of hoarseness trouble swallowing loss of taste possible breathing trouble from swelling tiredness hearing problems. Fatigue is feeling exhausted and worn out. Swallowing and taste changes. They gradually get worse over the days and weeks of your treatment.

After several weeks of treatment your mouth or throat may become dry and sore and your voice. Damage to healthy cells can cause side effects. Earaches or difficulty hearing if the ear is in the treatment area. Radiation not only kills or slows the growth of cancer cells it can also affect nearby healthy cells.

Side effects tend to start a few days after you start radiotherapy. Mouth and throat problems teeth problems. Nausea and or vomiting loss of appetite and weight loss mouth sores and ulcerations diarrhoea and constipation loose stools hair loss partial or full immunosuppression or myelosuppression due to a lack of.

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