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Hoarseness/loss of saliva the past year. visited ent twice, but he never actually examined me. he only spoke with me about issues. is this bad?
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Hoarseness : You might want to get another opinion from a different doctor. Your visit should include a physical examination of your mouth, throat and glands.
Answered 3/2/2014
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