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Question
25 Jan 2003
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Singing Voice
4 years ago I lost my singing voice after 15 years of teaching and excessive stress. Doctors and Specialist could find nothing wrong with my vocal chords. What are the chances that I will be able to sing again.
CyberDoc
Rosa, it all depends on the cause. If you have growths or thickening of the vocal cords, you will have to have surgery before it will return to normal. If it’s just due to chronic inflammation and swelling, it should eventually clear up by itself. Good luck.
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