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What Causes Blockages in Cancer Patients?
Blockages can be caused by the primary tumor itself or by metastatic growths. Additionally, treatments such as surgery, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy can lead to scar tissue formation or inflammation, further contributing to obstructions.
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