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How long to recover from capso surgery? i feel a bit weird that voice change so much too, sound so congested around the nasal area.
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CAPSO: The usual recovery time is about 5 weeks. Usually your voice is not affected but you may feel a sensation of fullness in the back of your throat.
Answered 12/4/2017
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