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I lost my voice suddenly on saturday night, its really hoarse but still not back to normal. but im in no paim?
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Laryngitis: You have laryngitis causes usually by an infection or trauma. Rest your voice , talk only when necessary and avoid exerting your vocal cords such as yelling,singing etc Adequate fluid intake. Warm salt water gargle. Healthy diet and rest
Answered 11/10/2020
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