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Past month: when i try to raise my voice/call out/try to reach a higher pitch, it goes out of tune/breaks/sounds awful. never been this way before?
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Vocal nodules?: You may either have swelling of your vocal cords or nodules. It may be due to over-use, poor vocal habits, or reflux of stomach acid. Get it checked out by an ent.
Answered 10/21/2013
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