Coughing up mucus and losing voice

THE CAUSES OF VOICE LOSS

Acute laryngitis is a common cause of voice loss. When your larynx (voice box) is irritated and inflamed laryngitis results. Viral infections, such as the common cold, are to blame for most laryngitis instances.

Using your voice excessively, such as shouting at a sporting event or concert, or being among environmental irritants like smoke and smog can also irritate your voice envelope.

Voicebox inflammation

The vocal cords are inside your voice box. Vocal cords are used for speaking openly and closing smoothly. They vibrate, producing sounds when air moves through them.

If your vocal cords are swollen or inflamed, your voice will become distorted and may sound hoarse, raspy, or become too quiet to be heard.

Usually only lasting a few weeks, laryngitis resolves on its own. But occasionally it can turn chronic (long-lasting).


It's important to address the inflammation and irritation in your voice box if you want to recover your voice after laryngitis.

The following techniques are listed.

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