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Hoarseness
Dear Doctors,
I feel hoarseness sometimes,it automatically disappears then comes back,sometimes when I talk it pain in stomach,I had consulted to ent he said it may be due to stress and their is nothing to worry about, recently consulted to general physician,to which he prescribed some tests,in CBC I can see lower hemoglobin yet doctor said it is fine,i am still worried what could be the reason,i am attaching the report,if anyone can help me pls help.My tsh appears to be normal 2.627 ulU/ml.
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It can happen both because of acid reflux and stress . Start avoiding oily spicy food. Have your dinner two hours prior to sleeping . Also have lukewarm water . Follow this routine and if it persists you can book a consultation
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Could be gastric related
You an satrt on syp mucian gel (15 min before food) and pantoprazole 40mg 1-0-0 x 25 days and observe for a difference.
Or it coupd be related to your profession where it requires yputo use a higher tone.
Voice rest is a mandate for it
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