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What md do you see for vocal cord problems?
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ENT first.: Start with a good ENT in your area that has experience treating singers. The ENT can determine the correct diagnosis and treatment, which often includes working with a speech therapist to change any vocal habits that may have led to the problem. Voice rest and lots of fluids are a must!
Answered 11/20/2016
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ENT: Entdoctors take care of vocal cord problems.
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