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Why does drinking cold water bad for the vocal cord?
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Cold water is A- OK: You can drink all the cold water you want. It goes behind the arytenoids and down your esophagus. Drinking cold water or room temperature water is a matter of preference. I prefer really really cold water. However you choose, be sure to keep hydrated.
Answered 6/21/2014
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