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Can three days of coughing lead to a hoarse voice?
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Yes: It can. Sometimes the source though is the lungs if you have bronchitis or asthma. If the cough persists see your doctor to check it out.
Answered 12/27/2017
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Hoarseness: Coughing is traumatic to vocal cords and frequent cough for 3 days will likely lead to vocal cord inflammation and laryngitis. You may consider cough suppressant, humidified air and voice rest to expedite recovery of your vocal cords.
Answered 9/4/2018
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