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I currently have laryngitis & it comes the same time evry year. i sing in choir & our concert is 10/7/2012. i have a solo. how can i get back voice?
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Be careful: As soon as possible, you will need to see an ENT doctor who has a strong interest in voice. Ent needs to visualize your vocal cords to determine if there are any nodules or lesions that may be affecting the quality of your voice. It is possible you could make your singing and talking voice worse if you don't seek a medical opinion 1st. If it is simple laryngitis, there are ways to get you ready.
Answered 3/15/2018
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