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My chorus teacher thinks i have cricothyroid muscle problems bc of an upper range loss. i also have a crooked tongue. could they be related?
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Probably: NOT but a visit to an Ear Nose and Throat speciialist seems "in order" BTW you may just be having continued "range change" after puberty!!!! Hope this helps! DrZ
Answered 9/23/2015
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