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I am a singer and i always lose my voice after a rehearsal, sometimes making me under perform on the show day. what do i do?
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Technique: If you are singing properly, and if nothing is wrong, you should not lose your voice that often. Go see an ear, nose and throat doctor and have your vocal cords examines.
Answered 2/24/2013
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