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Medical Conditions - Hoarseness Of Voice

Hoarseness of voice can be due to less serious causes like vocal strain, common cold, pharyngitis, cough, acid reflux, and more serious causes like polyps, throat cancer, smoking, and abnormal thyroid levels. Giving rest to the voice, drinking plenty of water, treating infections with antibiotics, limiting smoking and alcohol, etc., are measures to reverse voice hoarseness.

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Is a recurrent barky cough a sign of viral infection?

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Can tonsil stones cause an altered sense of smell?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Tonsil stones are a sign of chronic tonsillitis. They occur due to the accumulation of food debris in the tonsil crevices.

What causes a change in voice without throat pain?

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Can severe dysplasia of the vocal cords become cancerous?

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What causes voice breaking in heat or stress?

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What causes hoarseness with white chalky deposits?

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What is the treatment for my hoarseness and throat mucus?

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My voice is not clear. How to treat a throat infection?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand your concern. You can have acute tonsillitis, like an infection of the mouth, or Ludwig angina, like an infective etiology.

Can recurrent hoarseness without GERD indicate laryngeal cancer?

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I am 41, male. How to manage heartburn and throat problems?

Hello, Welcome back to icliniq.com. I understand your concern. Your symptoms are very consistent with GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease), a common but treatable condition.

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