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Voice cracking
Hello everyone ,
i had this problem since i was little and it embarrass me sometime especially when you talk to a group of people or present to the class .. my problem is that every time i talk even if i am talking to my best friend my voice cracks like hell and some times hurt and i can feel it cracking at first i though i hit puberty but it still with my i am now 21 smoker and honestly i never visited a doctor about this i feel like there is no cure for this and i have to live with it the rest of my life ...
please guys help me and advise me *_*
best of luck to whom suffering from anything<3
i had this problem since i was little and it embarrass me sometime especially when you talk to a group of people or present to the class .. my problem is that every time i talk even if i am talking to my best friend my voice cracks like hell and some times hurt and i can feel it cracking at first i though i hit puberty but it still with my i am now 21 smoker and honestly i never visited a doctor about this i feel like there is no cure for this and i have to live with it the rest of my life ...
please guys help me and advise me *_*
best of luck to whom suffering from anything<3
it could just be you, your vocal cords may need some attention via surgery? It could be some disease ..... go to a dr and see what he/she says then investigate from there!
Dry mouth from anxiety can cause this. When I'm anxious, I can sound like I have a bit of laryngitis from dry mouth/ throat. A peppermint candy might help but PLEASE stop smoking!
First of all you need to stop smoking.
Make sure that you drink plenty of fluids, especially water, 2-3 litres per day is recommended. The voice box (larynx) needs to be rested and lubricated. Misuse of the voice, either by shouting and exposure to irritants (in your case, smoking) can damage the vocal chords.
Acid reflux can also cause damage to the vocal chords.
You may have nodules on the chords, or have mucus coating them and that will cause crackling, hoarseness, etc.
I would suggest that you make an appointment with your doctor to examine your throat and perhaps send you to an Ears Nose and Throat specialist to examine your throat and larynx to rule out any serious problems.
You can use throat lozenges to help with the soreness. And do steam inhalations using vick or olbas oil to loosen any catarrhal problems.
Best wishes.
Make sure that you drink plenty of fluids, especially water, 2-3 litres per day is recommended. The voice box (larynx) needs to be rested and lubricated. Misuse of the voice, either by shouting and exposure to irritants (in your case, smoking) can damage the vocal chords.
Acid reflux can also cause damage to the vocal chords.
You may have nodules on the chords, or have mucus coating them and that will cause crackling, hoarseness, etc.
I would suggest that you make an appointment with your doctor to examine your throat and perhaps send you to an Ears Nose and Throat specialist to examine your throat and larynx to rule out any serious problems.
You can use throat lozenges to help with the soreness. And do steam inhalations using vick or olbas oil to loosen any catarrhal problems.
Best wishes.
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