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Can uncharacteristic deepening of voice be an indicator of heart health? i.e., voice sounds noticeably deeper, wondering if heart issue could cause?
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Relax: Deepening of your voice is not a marker of progressive cardiovascular disease. Occasionally and rarely, becoming hoarse can sometimes indicate an issue of entrapment of the laryngeal nerve but that should be sorted out by a cardiologist and ENT specialists. Don't worry.
Answered 1/23/2015
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