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I am experiencing hoarse voice. due to having the flu what can i do to get rid of the hoarseness and get my voice back to normal?
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Time. : Unfortunately not a whole lot. You can try home remedies , Gargling salt water, teas etc. ibuprofen might help with the pain and inflammation but you need time for your body to fight off the virus. Your voice will come back in a few days.
Answered 3/4/2017
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