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Lost voice during sex. why?
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Peculiar: Haven't run into this one yet. That said, voice problems could arise from voice overuse, such as singing, loud talking, yelling. Maybe that was the case? Could there have been any vocal trauma? Physical trauma to vocal cords could affect voice. Any gagging, coughing, choking can also irritate the vocal cords.
Answered 1/1/2014
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