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Vocal Chord Damage Dur to Coughing/laryngitis?

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PostPosted: 08/08/05 - 02:00    Post subject: Vocal Chord Damage Dur to Coughing/laryngitis? Vote now! Reply with quote

Hey there.
I need some advice. I had flue two months ago, I am ok now...except my voice in especially coughing. I have very dry cough and while I cough it feels like I am going to throw my throat out... throat really hurts. Besides that, my voice really worries me... I have this smokers like voice... I sound like an old engine Sad
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PostPosted: 08/23/05 - 08:11    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

Hello!
Here are some grandma advices: honey, lemon and tea. Honey rules! It doesn’t matter which honey you take.
For throat... put some wet, warm towels around your throat (and then around them put some dry towels- in case you do not get flue again). This should really help your throat.
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PostPosted: 05/08/07 - 09:58    Post subject: Lemon Vote now! Reply with quote
Contrary to belief, lemon is NOT a good thing to take when your voice is hoarse. The citric acids burn the side membranes and reduce the amount of secretion around the throat and vocal chord area.
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