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Hi. i have a voice disorder. my voice is too girlish and very small such that i cant shout nor my voice is heard in public. please help me?
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Voice disorder: Please consult a laryngologist to evaluate you anatomically for laryngeal disorder. More likely it may be an endocrine issue and your primary care physician should be addressing your concerns.
Answered 3/21/2015
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