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Question Wow..that is an amazing story.

May I ask you some questions?

Do you lose your voice? Especially when you talk for a long period or get excited or try to yell? Is either side of your vocal cords paralyzed?
(this can be seen on exam).

Do you have any thyroid disease? Do you take any blood pressure drugs?

Sulfonamides are capable of causing nerve damage in a small number of people.
Did you have any allergic sysmptoms like rash/redness over the trunk of the body, or asthma/shortness of breath? Was the drug stopped or did you continue it.?
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