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Throat voice change

2021-05-13 08:08:54
My kid experiencing a voice change due to sore throat. No pain though but voice is Hoarse while he speaks. No cold and no cough.
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Whats the age of the child? Make him do warm saline gargles and steam inhalation. If no improvement, show to an ENT specialist.

Answered2021-05-13 09:42:46

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Sometimes it could be due to due to much of shouting, which is why it it also called as politicians voice. In that case we have to give voice rest which is the best treatment.

Answered2021-05-13 08:21:48

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Hello. The change in the voice will be during flu illness. Not to worry. It will go away soon.
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Give him saline gargles. 2 times a day.
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If it persists then need to go to ENT specialist once as it might be some nerve inflammation.

Answered2021-05-13 08:14:24

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