After : After 2 weeks, you may want to look into other reasons for your laryngitis. There are number functional and anatomical problems that can cause prolonged laryngitis such as: - irritation from environmental allergies - otherwise silent reflux related changes, - vocal fold hemorrhage (broken blood vessels), - muscle tension dysphonia, - benign or malignant growths (especially if you are a smoker) these can be diagnosed via a laryngoscopic exam performed by an otolaryngologist otherwise known as an ear nose and throat doctor. If your laryngitis persists, you may want to have your doctor recommend a specialist who has the tools to complete a more thorough exam.
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Sinus infection: When a cold goes beyond 10 days, and the symptoms are getting worse, it may be from a sinus infection. See your family doctor. About 10% of the colds are complicated by a bacterial sinus infection.
Answered 2/28/2014
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