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I had lpr reflux now ent told i hve muscle tension dysphonia i gets pain while talking what too do?
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MTD: You can see a voice subspecialist at a teaching medical center to confirm the diagnosis and discuss various treatment options. Speech therapy, Botox injections are the more common treatment option with good results!
Answered 4/20/2016
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