Patient's question:
My child is 5 years old this year. She loves to talk and has a loud voice. She enjoys shouting. In recent months, her voice has sounded a bit hoarse, and she hasn't been eating well lately. I don't know what's going on.Past diagnosis and treatment history and effectiveness: The previous doctor said it was due to dampness in the stomach and prescribed medication. The first two doses of the medicine were quite effective, but the last two doses didn't work as well.
Doctor's answer:
Hoarseness, also known as "loss of voice," refers to a sudden hoarseness of the voice. It is a common occupational disease. It is often seen in singers, public speakers, and those who speak loudly or for extended periods. It is recommended to avoid spicy, cold, and other irritating foods. Avoid speaking loudly or for long durations. During treatment, avoid singing loudly. Severe cases may require a period of silence. Drink plenty of warm water. Prevent colds and inflammation of the throat.