Re: I lost my voice. Is there a home remedy?

[Guest guest]

If that cotton was not organic, then you were probably exposed to chemicals from

that also.

I worked in a hospital for 12 yrs, developed MCS from ongoing renovations, daily

cleaning.  My throat was sore most of that time and sometimes my voice was

almost gone.  The only things that seemed to help me was not eating cruncy

foods (toast, chips, nuts, etc), plus at night, while laying on my back, I put a

Cepacol lozenge in my throat and let it melt slowly.  Also, I made a cup of

golden seal & ecchinacea tea (bags) and put in a bottle and took a mouthful

every hour or 2 during the day, gargled then swallowed.  Avoid acid foods, too

(citrus, canned tomatos, etc).

Start looking for another job as you will continue to get worse.   I hope

things get better for you.

....Corky

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Could losing one's voice be mold-related?

I think it's my new job, working with all this used-clothes. ...-

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[Guest guest]

I was a teacher and for years during renovations and the mold I was

constantly horse and losing my voice. I would drink a lot of warm tea but

nothing

seems to help. One teacher was so sick once I don't think her voice ever

returned to normal, it stayed raspy. I have not had one problem with my voice

in 7 yrs. since leaving the school. Haven't even had a common cold or any

allergies of any kind! I think avoidance is the only answer.

If that cotton was not organic, then you were probably exposed to

chemicals from that also.

I worked in a hospital for 12 yrs, developed MCS from ongoing renovations,

daily cleaning. My throat was sore most of that time and sometimes my

voice was almost gone. The only things that seemed to help me was not eating

cruncy foods (toast, chips, nuts, etc), plus at night, while laying on my

back, I put a Cepacol lozenge in my throat and let it melt slowly. Also, I

made a cup of golden seal & ecchinacea tea (bags) and put in a bottle and

took a mouthful every hour or 2 during the day, gargled then swallowed.

Avoid acid foods, too (citrus, canned tomatos, etc).

[Guest guest]

seems that cotton mills,factory's, would have a fair share of molds and myco's

floating around, not to memtion alot of irritateing particles in the air, hard

on sinuses. I use to knit and crochet but I cant do it now because of the

particles/fluff/whatever that comes off the yarn, never noticed it before my

sinuses were damaged, but I know now.

I've got a sore throat and swollen glands right now, fell like crap,

started out with loseing my voice for 2 days.

it's been raining way to much, the air is pretty moldy outside, it's bad at

night right now, when the wind calms done it's thick.

looking like it might be a bad year for moldy crops, but in some places that

haven't even got the fields planted.

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> If that cotton was not organic, then you were probably exposed to chemicals

from that also.

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> I worked in a hospital for 12 yrs, developed MCS from ongoing renovations,

daily cleaning.  My throat was sore most of that time and sometimes my voice

was almost gone.  The only things that seemed to help me was not eating cruncy

foods (toast, chips, nuts, etc), plus at night, while laying on my back, I put a

Cepacol lozenge in my throat and let it melt slowly.  Also, I made a cup of

golden seal & ecchinacea tea (bags) and put in a bottle and took a mouthful

every hour or 2 during the day, gargled then swallowed.  Avoid acid foods, too

(citrus, canned tomatos, etc).

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> Start looking for another job as you will continue to get worse.   I hope

things get better for you.

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> ...Corky

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