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Diagnosed with bronchitis 3 weeks ago, then bronchial restriction and laryngitis 1 week ago. still hoarse. how long should i rest my voice (teacher)?
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Bronchospasm...: As an episode of bronchitis resolves, you can develop bronchospasm which can account for at least some of your symptoms. Bronchodilator and steroid inhalers may be needed to help these symptoms resolve. It will likely take at least a few days for the hoarseness to resolve. See your doctor for a prescription for the inhalers.
Answered 10/30/2014
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