Very Low Voice

2024-09-02 04:11:41
I was on ventilator for 4 days due to severe dengue and pneumonia. Now i got recovered and my voice is very low. So how much time will it take to get my voice back ?
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It may happen after being taken off ventilator. Should subside in few days. If persists, consult an ENT specialist. If you feel breathless or noisy breathing, consider seeing a pulmonologist asap.

Answered2024-09-04 12:21:08

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post extubation these issues are common and will take approx 1week to recover..if it persists then do connect

Answered2024-09-03 12:08:59

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Hi. I understand your concern. Do a online consult for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and reports to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription for the same

Answered2024-09-03 05:25:11

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You need to see an ENT doctor. He will see inside your larynx( voice box) for any injury to vocal cord or adjacent structures. It will take several weeks for voice to return to normal.

Answered2024-09-02 14:01:16

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Relax your self. Avoid cold .voice rest.slow breathing exercises.

Answered2024-09-02 13:47:33

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Do not worry. That may be due to laryngeal edema due to intubation. It will subside gradually in 4-7days. Take symptomatic treatment if necessary.

Answered2024-09-02 13:39:39

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1 week. Kindly give voice rest and have good hot liquids for soothening.

Answered2024-09-02 13:39:18

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Pl consult Ent specialist

Answered2024-09-06 05:05:28

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It is normal after ventilation But if it is persistent do consult an ENT specialist
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steam inhalation

Answered2024-09-03 17:02:52

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It will subside in one week

Answered2024-09-02 15:22:50

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