Voice Changes: You may have something on your vocal cords. I would recommend that you see an ENT who could visualize your throat and vocal cords.
Answered 10/8/2014
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Viral illness #1: Laryngitis caused by a viral infection that swells the vocal cords is most likely. Other causes are chronic laryngitis caused by acid reflux, smoke irritation or low grade infection/yeast in those who use inhalers. Voice misuse or overuse, benign vocal cord lesions (nodules/polyps),vocal cord weakness or laryngeal cancer are also causes. If not simple viral infection, see your doc/ENT specialist.
Answered 1/14/2020
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