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Mar

I’ve had a croaky voice for the past 2 days. It seems to be getting worse and i don't know what to do about it. I'm been laughed at at school. HELP


Answer:
Anytime that would happen to me my father suggested gargling salty water, just add a teaspoon of salt to about an ounce of water, don't swallow it or anything, just gargle for a few minutes… it might help!

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here are a few tips, and had been using for Stage-Door Remedies:
-Several mentioned the time-honored salvo of lemon juice and honey in hot tea or water, sipped throughout the day.
-All had their favorite lozenges. Actor, director, and writer George Wolf Reily likes Ricola herbal mints from Switzerland. Theyre great when you have two shows a day and your throat is hurting.
-Singer Geoffrey Moore likes Halls Menthol-Lyptus Drops. They dont contain any anesthetics to dull the feeling in my throat.
-Actor Norman Marshall's favorite remedies is a tablespoon of baking soda in a big glass of water. He sips this throughout the day whenever my throat's irritated if he feels a cold coming on.
-Actress Elf Fairservis humidifies her sore throat with a facial sauna. She inhales the steam for about 10 minutes. ( it would be superior if this should be done 3 times a day)
-From a preventive standpoint, actor and singer William Perley protects his throat by staying as healthy as he has the ability to and eating lots of carrots for their Vitamin A. Also, (it has been told by vocal instructors not to irritate your throat by clearing it too much).

Hope I helped


Answer:
1. don't talk; give your voice a rest.
2. if it persists, take steam inhalation. don't add anything to the water - it may cause an allergy. just plain steam.
3. if it still persists, go to a physician.

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i agree with certain madness (the top answer) also though sometimes taking a warm bath with your throat under the hottish warm water can help. plus it feels good. anndd menthol cough drops.

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