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Why does laryngitis make you very tired?
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Probably viral: Laryngitis can be a symptom of a viral infection which can cause fatigue as well. Many of the viruses that causes upper respiratory tract infection can cause laryngitis.
Answered 6/11/2015
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Laryngitis : Laryngitis can be caused by virus and viral infections do cause tiredness .
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