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After a seizure my voice changed & sounds like i've inhaled helium. it's been like this from sun-now(weds). my neuro & er's will not take me seriously?
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See a Laryngologist: You would need to see a Laryngologist. They specialize on the voice box. He or she would be found at a University Otorhinolaryngology department. Persuade your Neurologist to give you a referral, you will need one.
Answered 5/30/2016
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