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Old 02-28-2008, 01:14 AM #1
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Default Voice weakness!

Have any of you with any variety of PN found that your voice is weaker than it used to be, either for all or some of the time.

I don't know whether I am currently having a 'flare-up' (if such a thing exists) as fatigue has come on with a vengeance again and my voice has coincidingly become even weaker than it has been. I have had the weak voice a lot over the past year and have questioned whether it is my asthma meds but I'm not so sure as the meds haven't changed recently at all and I always rinse out my mouth after the preventer (corticosteroids).

Just wondering!
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