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Laryngitis - Cause

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Comment from: Coralie, 65-74 Female (Patient) Published: November 12

I started with a sore throat, then my voice got huskier, then quite suddenly I lost my voice. This happened 3 days ago.

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Comment from: miriami, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: April 01

My symptoms always seem to start with sinus post nasal drip causing throat irritation. It then moves into hoarseness of my voice to total loss of my voice. My throat becomes highly irritated and feels sore scratchy while swallowing. Prior to all symptoms I could taste a bitter substance which was part of post nasal drainage. This usually occurs with the cold weather changes and I've been informed I may be allergic to mold. Drinking warm tea with lemon and honey is very soothing. It is best not to use your voice.

Comment from: Jennifer, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: March 07

My laryngitis came from having bronchitis for more than a 2 week period, my sinuses became impacted and then I lost my voice, I have now had no voice for 6 days.

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