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Dryness in vocal cord
Hello!i am suffering from a throat issue in past 4 months..visited 3 ent surgeons 2 general physician and 4 homeopathic doctor ..
Finally today a e.n.t surgeon told me that my vocal cord gum which soothe our throat became dry...that's why the pain occurs in my pharynx(back of the throat)and larynx(voice box)...
That's why when i speak the coughing was start..i feel pain in ear because of that..he told me to rest my voice and gargle with salt water,steam inhalation, voice therapy and vocal hygiene...i am not feeling acidity any time..is it ok ..
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Dr. Sathish Naik
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
5 yrs exp
Vijayawada
Give voice rest take antacids drink lots of water
Video laryngoscopy has to be done to rule out the exact cause of ur cough during attempt to speak
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take Ent online consultation if u hav any other doubts
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Dr. Srijoy Gupta
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
9 yrs exp
Kolkata
Dont abuse your voice too much... Listen to the last ENT doctor you showed... It could also be a neurological problem, get a Neurologist's opinion
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Consult a Neurologist or Neuropsychiatrist
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Dont change your doctor or treating physician so many times, u will never get satisfaction or proper treatment
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