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shymermaid

271d

I'm not actually sure if this is an anxiety thing that's why I'm asking on here. my throat hurts but only when I swallow and my voice cuts out occasionally. last month my voice kept disappearing anytime I got really stressed out and that stopped but now my throat just hurts constantly. so I'm not sure if it could be vocal stress or something like that it doesn't appear to be because my voice is usually okay when I talk sometimes it's hoarse but it was only occasionally it was hurting and now it's everyday. so any ideas or tips on how to help would be much appreciated.

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    • shymermaid

      270d

      Ya I'm not sure what it is but I definitely don't like it lol

    • shymermaid

      270d

      Ya I'm not sure what it is but I definitely don't like it lol

    • Kingswife

      271d

      Oh my gosh, Ive never found someone who has a similar thing going on. It is definitely not a strep or allergy thing. I dont know where it originates from but Ive had it most of my life. Its like the vocal chords feel thicker or strained. Whenever I get anxious or stressed out it gets worse but also when I try to sing it does this and cuts out. I think it stems from some sort of developmental deformity associated with the vocal chords or throat area but Ive never been able to find out for sure.

    • Babyface10

      271d

      That can be allergies or strep throat

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