causes of constant laryngitis Posted: 03-10-08 11:26am
Hubby has had Laryngitis for a month.Has
no pain,no fevors,no lumps just the
laryngitis.Could it be cancer or an
allergy?He has been working around stale
water,stale air In salt mine 1000 feet
underground.Also there is desil partacals
from the trams they run.It didn't start
till he went to the old part of mine
around the stale water,air ECT.When away
from there for few days it gets better but
don't go comptlety away.Also got bad when
mowed lawn saturday to get lawn ready for
spring.
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MandMs
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Posted: 03-14-08 09:01am
Does he have voice-related symptoms
(hoarse, weak, raspy, or breathy voice)
when he wakes up in the mornings?
Does he have have a sore throat, too?
Has he, also, experienced severe pain,
difficulty swallowing, and coughing?
Is he a smoker?
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Posted: 03-14-08 09:25am
Yes he is a smoker.Went to doctor
yesterday and doc thinks its allergies.Put
him on a nasel spray and will set up for a
ENT to look at the voice box to see if has
polipus(sp).The doctor felt no
swelling,nogels so don't think its
cancer.since there is no pain,no swelling
no other symptoms at all.I just hope the
doc is right.He thinks its due to post
nasel drip.
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Posted: 03-18-08 06:46am
I hope it's allergy related, too.
Also, smoking is known to cause repeated
bouts of laryngitis, because those who
smoke are more prone to throat dryness,
which is a major contributing factor of
laryngitis. So, it will be beneficial for
your husband to quite smoking.
Coughing and post-nasal drip may also
contribute to laryngitis after a person
has been exposed to allergens or
irritants.
Is your husband suffering from chronic
sinusitis?
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Posted: 03-24-08 11:57am
the nasel spray took away the hoarse voice
and he hasn't been around what we think
his allergy is.So voice is normal now.Have
to go to EMT in may.
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Posted: 03-27-08 06:58am
Coughing and post-nasal drip may also
contribute to laryngitis after a person
has been exposed to allergens or
irritants.
Laryngitis caused by allergies is usually
intermittent and unpredictable.
Drinking plenty of water and inhaling
steam can be helpful.
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