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Not Able To Speak Properly, Pain In Throat, Tightness In Chest. Asthma? Treatment?

gud evng.form 2years onwards my voice changed a lot while i m speaking i am unable to speak properly there will be lot of pain in throat d there is tightness in test whether these are symptoms of asthma how can i overcome this plz plz help me -- or plz tell me y i m facing these problem
Mon, 11 Jun 2012
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Hi Kalyani,
Thanks for writing in.
Your symptoms could be due to gastroesophageal reflux disease or laryngitis. Asthma does not cause changes in the voice. To be able to help you better, I would request you to answer the following questions:
a. What is you profession?
b. Do you have any burning pain in the chest or does this tightness increase on eating certain foods?

Meanwhile, I would suggest that you take steam inhalation, voice rest and consult a physician for a course of proton pump inhibitors like omeprazole. This should help overcome your symptoms and make you feel better.
Awaiting your reply
Regards
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Not Able To Speak Properly, Pain In Throat, Tightness In Chest. Asthma? Treatment?

Hi Kalyani, Thanks for writing in. Your symptoms could be due to gastroesophageal reflux disease or laryngitis. Asthma does not cause changes in the voice. To be able to help you better, I would request you to answer the following questions: a. What is you profession? b. Do you have any burning pain in the chest or does this tightness increase on eating certain foods? Meanwhile, I would suggest that you take steam inhalation, voice rest and consult a physician for a course of proton pump inhibitors like omeprazole. This should help overcome your symptoms and make you feel better. Awaiting your reply Regards