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I have been stressed and yelling all day, can that cause a sudden sore throat?
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Of course: Of course yelling all day can cause a sore, irritated throat. I would recommend you worry more about why you are so stressed and need to yell. You may want to see a therapist to evaluate and talk about your situation. Exercise and relaxation with deep breathing can be helpful as well. Good luck.
Answered 8/21/2014
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