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For what length of time can you be infected with flu and when will my voice come back?
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Weeks: Most viral illnesses resolve over 7-10 days although hoarseness from laryngitis may persist for weeks especially if there was no voice rest, smoking, poor hydration, acid reflux. Should avoid loud talking, yelling, singing, whispering until voice back to normal.
Answered 5/11/2013
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