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I came down with a sinusitis after a cold. cold lasted about a week and sinusitis now for 2 weeks. i have had laryngitis for the 3 wks? see dr.?
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Yes: For hoarseness over two weeks it is a good idea to see an ent.
Answered 9/28/2016
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