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malibu66

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Throat And Voice Problems Posted: 08-31-05 22:36pm


I am not sure what the cause is but I am very stressed and anxious these days the result being a very raspy hoarse voice. It feels as though my throat being tight would make sense if I was stressed and anxious I guess. Also being around air conditoning and the stress/anxiety causing a dry mouth. Does this make sense and has anyone experienced this? Thanks.

Bek

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Joined: 31 Aug 2005
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Location: SA

Posted: 09-01-05 19:41pm


I have similar problems, but I think that you will find that most anxiety suffers do. I often feel like I am getting a cold/flue etc, but it never gets any further then just a sore throat. I had my thyroid checked to make sure, maybe get this done if you haven't already. Hope this helpd

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