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I'm a 27year old female, very active non-smoker. i've been coughing up mucus for over a year; in the last 2 weeks i've completely lost my voice?
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See a ENT doctor : If you have had cough for a year and lost voice now, definitely, you need to see a ear/nose/throat specialty to exam your vocal cord and pharyngeal area.
Answered 4/6/2013
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