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I had a laryngoscopy and esophoscopy with biopsy 4 days ago and still don't have my voice back. is this normal and when will my voice come back?
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Hoarseness: If the biopsy was done on your vocal cords, you'll be hoarse for a few weeks. Intubation for any surgery can cause hoarseness especially when it was difficult due to anatomical reasons. Check with your ENT doctor and he/she should be able to answer your questions.
Answered 6/10/2014
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