Dysphagia can be due to many reasons both neurologically and non-neurologically.Although neurological causes, especially stroke are the most common cause of dysphagia, additionalcomorbidities present in patients and medications used for them may also cause a secondarydysphagia. Although drug-induced parkinsonism is affected whole body muscles by the formedakinesia, bradykinesia and dyskinesia, it can cause swallowing disorder especially in oral phase dueto swallowing and chewing difficulties. It is frequently associated with the use of antipsychoticmedication. Herein as the first case in the literature, we present a drug-induced dysphagia case ina 57-year-old male with stroke, which can easily be misdiagnosed as a stroke-induced dysphagia.