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⏲ Duration: 7 min 58 sec
✓ Published: 30-Aug-2022
✓ Published: 30-Aug-2022
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For neck injuries, neck surgeries, and neck pain- discomfort and reduced mobility aren’t the only symptoms patients might experience! nnSwallowing can be temporarily or even permanently affected in some scenarios. nnSLPs should have a role in their care when swallowing is impacted, however sometimes that’s not the case. nnWhether it’s because the medical team relies more on the “wait and see '' method as swelling goes down or dysphagia is just an overlooked symptom, these cases are just
For neck injuries, neck surgeries, and neck pain- discomfort and reduced mobility aren’t the only symptoms patients might experience! nnSwallowing can be temporarily or even permanently affected in some scenarios. nnSLPs should have a role in their care when swallowing is impacted, however sometimes that’s not the case. nnWhether it’s because the medical team relies more on the “wait and see '' method as swelling goes down or dysphagia is just an overlooked symptom, these cases are just
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