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My voice is not heard in public and i can't speak fluently. i can shout and sometime two different voices seem to collide?
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Dysphonia: You may be describing diplophonia, a condition in which the voice simultaneously produces two sounds of different pitch. Transient bitonality is frequently noticed in patients either with lesional or functional hoarseness. You need a thorough ENT/functional laryngoscopy exam as Diplophonia is not a specific characteristic of a particular aetiology of dysphonia.
Answered 9/23/2014
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