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A member asked:
My voice is getting higher in tone , husky and sometimes almost gone. no sore throat . just not much voice any more .
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Voice changes ?'s: Changes in voice with increased use may be secondary to cysts on vocal chords, which can be determined by office laryngoscopy, by an ENT physician. Obtain a referral from your primary care physician in any case, since there may be other causes for this phenomenon.
Answered 2/27/2021
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