Depending on the cause of chronic laryngitis, other symptoms can include: A low, raspy voice A voice that tires easily, breaks or cracks The sensation of a lump in the throat or a dry throat A constant urge to clear the throat Heavy mucus in the throat Chronic cough or postnasal drip Discomfort during swallowing Diagnosis After reviewing your symptoms, your doctor will ask you about your lifestyle, especially: Whether you smoke Whether you drink alcohol, and how much you drink Whether you engage in activities that require shouting or constant talking Whether you often are exposed to chemicals or dusts on the job Whether you have had any recent surgery or trauma to the throat, including surgical procedures in which your vocal cords might have been injured during intubation (putting a tube into your throat to administer anesthesia)
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