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Is that normal to develop hoarseness after Septorhinoplasty surgery?

KasiaAyatJan 21, 2015

Thank You all doctors who make time here for us. Is that normal to develop hoarseness after rhino surgery? I'm a month post trying get back to singing but I feel this every day for past 3 weeks and can't develop my voice. 

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