Sudden Development Of Hoarseness Of Voice, Not Able To Control The Voice. Reason?
I have recently started taking singing lessons and they were going well. Over Easter I was off for a while so I didn t sing or talk a lot for about three weeks. But now when I try to try my voice is hoarse and it feels like I can t control my larynx and it is hard to be heard in a conversation. I m just confused as I hadn t been singing for quite a while
I have gone through your query regarding sudden hoarseness of voice. You have recentaly taking singing lessons. Over Easter you have made off in your singing for about 3 weeks and after that as you started singing you developed hoarseness of voice and you feel as now you have no controll over your larynx.
Just by your history of illness it appears that you may be having any of these-
These possibilities may be clear by thorough clinical examination and accordingly it may be managed. Therefore you should consult an ENT doctor. Meanwhile you may take-
(1) Voice rest.
(2) Steam inhalation.
(3) Avoid spicy foods.
Rest of the medicines will be advice by your ENT specialist after examination.
Regards.
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Sudden Development Of Hoarseness Of Voice, Not Able To Control The Voice. Reason?
Hello Thanks for writing to H.C.M. I have gone through your query regarding sudden hoarseness of voice. You have recentaly taking singing lessons. Over Easter you have made off in your singing for about 3 weeks and after that as you started singing you developed hoarseness of voice and you feel as now you have no controll over your larynx. Just by your history of illness it appears that you may be having any of these- (a) Thickening of vocal cords. (b) Vocal nodule. (c) Paresis of vocal cords. These possibilities may be clear by thorough clinical examination and accordingly it may be managed. Therefore you should consult an ENT doctor. Meanwhile you may take- (1) Voice rest. (2) Steam inhalation. (3) Avoid spicy foods. Rest of the medicines will be advice by your ENT specialist after examination. Regards.