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Why do i talk from my nose?
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If you had...: A sudden change in which air escapes through your nose when you are speaking this could be a serious problem and you should see a neurologist or ENT soon. If this is a problem you had for years and it is not progressing, it is probably not serious and i would suggest seeing an ENT doctor.
Answered 6/10/2014
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