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I was sick well over a month ago and the upper part of my voice still hasn't returned. what's going on? i got better over a month ago.
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Higher range: If you are talking about the higher range of your voice when you sing. It may be due to continued inflammation of your vocal cords. But not knowing what kind of illness you had an not examining you it is only speculation. You may want to see an ENT physician, especially if you use your voice for a living.
Answered 8/9/2014
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