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I'm so concerned about my cold. it's been 4 days & almost all my symptoms are gone but i'm experiencing hoarseness.will this go away?is it permanent?
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Yes. : Laryngitis is caused by swollen vocal cords.Once the swelling goes down , your voice will return. Rest your cords by not talking.
Answered 11/25/2016
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