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A member asked:
Why is my voice box keep breaking it's like being a teen again can you help...thanks?
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Laryngitis?: Did you have a recent cold? Is this only a few days or is this happening for a while? If chronic then see ENT, you may need to have visualization of the vocal cords to make sure there is no anatomical abnormality (growth, blood vessel etc) causing the issue
Answered 1/6/2015
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