How to Get Your Voice Back Again!

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So you overdid it again and your voice feels like it’s falling apart.

Maybe you went to a bar and had to scream over the music, and had a bunch of drinks, and oh my gosh you ate a bunch of crappy fast food on the way home and you barely slept

Or maybe you had a crazy show where you blew out your voice and you can’t even get a sound out of it

Whatever the reason you lost your voice, I want to show you what can you do to revive it.

Before we get in to how to revive your voice, it’s important to know why you’re hoarse.

The vocal cords swell with fluid in order to protect themselves and begin healing--this temporary swelling is called edema

Because they’re puffy, the vocal cords don’t get as firm of a cord closure leading to hoarseness, breathiness and even some vocal breaks after you’ve overdone it--that’s what we call dysphonia.

Many singers and speakers will need to get their voice back for another performance in a short period of time.

And unfortunately, that anxiety and stress causes most singers to just press more in order to get their voice back.

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