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I had laryngitis and now almost 3 weeks later, i am still hoarse. i quit smoking 1 month ago. i'm worried this is something serious. is this normal?
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Laryngitis: Congrats on quitting smoking. Stay w/your doc until you are feeling better. Do not let this be a conscious or subconscious excuse for you to start smoking again. Peace and good health.
Answered 6/16/2016
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