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I am a music teacher. i noticed that i could not sing the low bass notes clearly and i was hoarse. i say the rest clearly. i went to a doctor and he did larygscopy. he sees multipodial degeneration in right ch. is serious?will i sing bass again?
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Sing again? : This is a complex question that only your ENT can give you advice about.
Answered 2/21/2021
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