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Hello, when i talk, i have to position my self to talk, when im simply laying down or if my heads down, its hard for my voice to come out. is this normal?
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It does not seem normal and I wonder how long you have noted that. You should be examined first by an ENT doctor. Good luck.
Answered 9/29/2023
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