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Alcohol and Your Throat
Alcohol and Your Throat
People who regularly drink alcohol are probably unaware that they are risking the health of their throat and are leaving themselves at risk of developing many nasty...
Can Shouting Damage the Vocal Cords?
Can Shouting Damage the Vocal Cords?
Yes, shouting and any activity that is considered to be misuse of the vocal cords can damage the voice and lead to problems with the vocal cords. Vocal cord damage...
Dust and Your Throat
Dust and Your Throat
Household dust is harmless to most of us and we don’t really notice it around us and can live quite happily, whilst for others it can become a real problem and...
Oral Sex and Throat Problems
Oral Sex and Throat Problems
Thinking about the health of your throat is probably the last thing on your mind when talking about oral sex, but like many other sexual activities, there are...
Smoking and Throat Problems
Smoking and Throat Problems
Most smokers (and non-smokers) are aware that they are risking their health by smoking tobacco or passive smoking, but many don’t know to what extent or how it can...
Stress and Losing Your Voice
Stress and Losing Your Voice
The most common cause of losing your voice is laryngitis, an infection that causes inflammation or swelling of the larynx. This part of the throat is commonly known...
Weight and Throat Problems
Weight and Throat Problems
The effects of being over weight are on the whole, fairly well known by the public nowadays, but did you know your throat may be at risk also? Why Does My Weight...
Why You Need Your Tonsils
Why You Need Your Tonsils
If you tend to suffer with tonsillitis after a cold, or each winter, you may wonder why you have tonsils in the first place. Are they like the appendix, vestigial...
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