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My pulmonologist referred me to a specific ent to determine if i have vocal cord dysfunction what is testing like, symptoms, treatment?
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Voice: The voice doctor will put a small flexible light into your nose, hook it to a camera and look at your vocal cords to check the function.
Answered 10/1/2014
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