When would you consider visiting our
voice clinic?
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You have a hoarse voice that persists for more than 2 weeks.
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You have lost your voice after an operation on your thyroid gland, neck or any other operation.
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You have lost your voice after an injury to your neck.
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Your voice deteriorates in quality as the day progress.
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Your voice becomes tired or painful after continues voice use.
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You experience a lump sensation or tightness in your throat.
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You have loss of voice or no voice (whisper).
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You are a professional voice user such as an actor, singer, teacher, preacher, attorney or judge and has voice related problems.
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You struggle with laryngeal spasms when breathing.
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When referred by another health professional.
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Patients with coughing or choking of unknown cause.
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A child with a hoarse voice.
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Muscle Tension Dysphonia.
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Neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, Laryngeal Tremor, Vocal Cord Paresis/ Paralysis or Spasmodic Dysphonia.