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Vocal cord dysfunction
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May 2012
12:49pm, 22 May 2012
42264 posts
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plodding hippo
My sister ended up with polyps on her vocal cords through extremely poor control of her voice(she shouts and screeches a lot, to put it mildly) she actually llost her voice for a few weeks SLT were very helpful then But yep, ENT evaluation first |
Jun 2012
12:46pm, 1 Jun 2012
3 posts
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NomadicNutter
I had similar...negative asthma test using a lung stress test but the doc I saw was a bit dismissive about vocal cord dysfuntion, linked it more to Rhinitis which in runners (especially those that train in the winter, do long distance and have been runners for a number of years) causes an asthma type reaction. I have a great article about this and vocal cord dysfunction I could email you if you want to pm your email address to me. I had my testing 3 months ago and have been treating the rhinitis since and my breathing has defo improved during that time.....not completely better but at least I dont have to take a tonne of inhalers now that weren't having any impact. |
Jun 2012
7:16pm, 9 Jun 2012
19 posts
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TamsB
Thanks NN, only just seen this. How are you being treated for Rhinitis? Will PM you. |
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