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Throat strain when i talk for long
From sometime i am experiencing throat strain when i talk for longer period. I do not have trouble while eating or swallowing food. I just experience strain or pain while i talk. My voice is also very low pitched and deep and i feel very much vibration in my throat while i talk. I thought it was normal at for and it will go away on its own. But it's been longer than 2 weeks now and i am a little bit worried.
I can also feel a little bit pain when i touch my neck like it's a muscle injury. I feel my voice more hoarse than before. Please suggest me what to do as i am getting more and more worried.
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Dr. Jaimini Thakkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
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Drink plenty of water. Do video laryngoscopy with ENT surgeon.
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Dr. Jayanta Kumar Das
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
13 yrs exp
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You should get checked by an ENT specialist in person.
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take plenty of fluid .
take antacid for few days
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