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vocal cord paralysis 22 Oct 2016 21:56 #53811

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Four months ago I thought I had laryngitis and would come down with a cold, but I felt fine and never got sick.... after two months I went to a ear, nose and throat doctor.... he put a camera up my nose into my throat and discovered that I have a "paralyzed vocal cord". He said it happens sometimes for no reason and rarely it just starts working again. But that hasn't happened.... I still only speak in a whisper. Although one day I was talking fine and I thought I was well.... only to wake up the following day to this hoarse raspy voice again. So, I feel there is still life in it.

Anyone with any knowledge or even a guess on how to help me would be great.

I drink MMS, but only on occasion of feeling ill, I've drank some since this started, but it didn't help any, I'm a bit afraid of irritating the one remaining cord. I took some anti fungals and I take Pro-biotics.

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vocal cord paralysis 24 Oct 2016 04:05 #53815

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There is lots of info on the Internet on this subject. It is rare that the second vocal cord will also be damaged.

Vocal cord paralysis can be caused by a virus and we know MMS works against viruses. If MMS caused vocal cord paralysis, we would have heard about that long ago, but we have not.

As Rev Paul suggests, following P1000+ for at least three weeks or longer may help.

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vocal cord paralysis 24 Oct 2016 16:14 #53817

Dawna Topic Author Offline Platinum Member Posts: 446 Thank you received: 342	Thanks guys... I will try and let you know in three weeks. The following user(s) said Thank You: fourfingerz
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vocal cord paralysis 19 Nov 2016 23:26 #53998

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Well! I kept going to doctors (6) and I finally got a diagnosis.... my heart is swollen and pressing on the recurrent laryngeal nerve.... which would only get worse until I couldn't speak at all.
So, if you meet someone someday who speaks with a whisper you can tell them this story. There is surgery or drugs to correct the problem.... decisions.
I'm taking MMS2 still to see if it helps, but it seems doubtful to me. It's genetic!

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