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Old Oct 15th, 2010, 16:56 PM   #1
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hoarse voice


ok ever since my lo was born shes had a croaky voice. i didnt think anything of it at the time but everytime we see mil she points it out and says stuff like "oh shes got a rough voice" "shes gonna have a rough voice when shes starts talking" etc. I dont know if it's because mil has been pointing it out since day dot that im actually starting to notice. it sounds like she has phlem in her throat and sometimes her voice is a bit rattley. i looked it up and heres a good description:
dysphonia, which is a hoarse, breathy or rough voice; or a voice with excessive 'glottal fry' (a 'croaky' characteristic that very old voices sometimes have, but which is not normal in young voices)

Is it normal or should i take lo to docs? thanks ladies xxx


 
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Old Oct 15th, 2010, 17:25 PM   #2
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anyone?


 
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Old Oct 15th, 2010, 18:24 PM   #3
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No advice sorry, just watching this thread cause we are dealing with the same thing


 
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Old Oct 15th, 2010, 18:26 PM   #4
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I would probably say go to a doctor hun I have no idea as Jake doesn't have this (not that i've noticed anyway..)!


 
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Old Oct 15th, 2010, 18:28 PM   #5
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Does she seem in any discomfort? If not, she may just have a raspier voice. If you are concerned, a doctor's visit wouldn't hurt!


 
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Old Oct 15th, 2010, 18:29 PM   #6
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No advice sorry, just watching this thread cause we are dealing with the same thing
My guess is Alex's is related to his horrible reflux, poor little guy!


 
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Old Oct 15th, 2010, 18:48 PM   #7
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Does she seem in any discomfort? If not, she may just have a raspier voice. If you are concerned, a doctor's visit wouldn't hurt!
I agree.... It may be nothing but at the same time, It's always best to get a doctor to check it out if you have any concerns It may just settle your mind x


 
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Old Oct 15th, 2010, 18:51 PM   #8
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Susie28- Poppy is ADORABLE! LOVE her cheeks!!!


 
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Old Oct 15th, 2010, 19:00 PM   #9
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Susie28- Poppy is ADORABLE! LOVE her cheeks!!!
Awww thankyou! She does have the most adorable, chubby little cheeks ever.


 
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Old Oct 15th, 2010, 19:24 PM   #10
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My friend has all girl triplets, and one always had a hoarse voice/cry when she was a baby, and they wondered what it meant. Now at 20 months and talking her voice is lower, and raspier then her sisters. when the other two scream they have a high pitch squeal, and she can't get as high as them.
There is nothing wrong with her, thats just how her voice is.


 
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