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Is it common to have laryngitis everytime i get a cold... i recently has globus due to stress and now i have lost my voice for the 4th time this year?
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Reflux?: See ENT or internist to rule out a severe case of gastroesophaheal reflux which can be asymptomatic except for recurrent bouts of sore throat. Heartburns, slow digestion, and bloating may be hints pointing to the diagnosis. A throat exam can tell you if the problem is reflux. Otherwise get checked for strep
Answered 7/19/2016
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