If a female had her tonsils out, does that means she would have a deep voice?
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No, having her tonsils out does not affect a woman's voice.  I had my tonsils out when I was 6 years old, and I have many female family members who have had their tonsils removed and not one of us have a deep or masculine sounding voice.
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Of course she can!  If she's healthy enough for other activities, that is.  I wouldn't recommend it if she's bedridden...maybe that was a poor choice of words?
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First, voice rest is necessary.  Depending upon the degree of strain on the voice it could be a day or two to months.  Soft talking is okay, but singing or voice scales.  If the strain was like you can try easy songs and build up from there.  However, any strain should be felt go back to a full voice resting stage. \n\nAlso, as one ages the voice is one of the first to show the strain so more voice rest between use is important such as between concerns.  \n\nWater is very important to keep the throat moist and lubricated.  So keep a bottle of fresh water handy all the time.  With the right care, a voice can last for years longer, but everyone is different.  Proper care is the key to a longer singing voice.  Good Luck.
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Yes, sometimes the problem is hormonal, others is related with infections or even small tumors (most of the times benign).\n\nIf its hormonal the doctor can prescribe shots, they can also operate and "clean" the vocal cords.\n\nBut the must important thing is to go and see a doctor.
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No say to her it may seem like that to her but that is just a symptom of her illness like cancer victims often loose their hair, people with strep get a sore throat and so on. Say you can not see or hear anything and she is just imagining it I suppose. But be nice and do not make it a big deal.
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Tonsils are glands in your throat. If you have not had a surgery to remove them, then you have them\n\nAre you thinking about tonsilitis? Tonsilitis is the inflammation of the tonsils. You get a very sore throat, and fever. You may feel like you have something in  your throat.\n\nIf someone looks down your throat with a light they can see them swollen into your throat.\n\nIf you think you may have it, you should see the doctor. You will probably need to be put on antibiotic. Doctors are not so quick to remove tonsils these days unless the become infected frequently.\n\nIf you are concerned with bad breath, there are different causes. Are you brushing your teeth regularly? Brushing the back of your throat? using antiseptic mouth wash?\n\nIf you are and the bad breath continues, see your phycian.
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Yes. Any strain on the larynx could be damaging.
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She should REALLY join, especially if she enjoys singing. You can be trained, sometimes even when your tone deaf. It does take a lot of extra work in that case, though. \n\nI started in my school's choir barely able to sing a note on pitch. Now, I'm section leader in Honor Choir, my school choir, and in solo ensemble. It definitely builds self-confidence, and gives you a good attitude. I couldn't live without choir.\n\nNo matter how hard it might seem for your friends at times, but its worth it
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Yes. It is amyth that only boys voices change. In fact both men and women's voices change throughout life. Major changes occur in the teenage years, then 20-23, 29-32, 39-45 and then as you get older the voice often deepens. It is caused by a natural growth in your vocal cords. It is well known by singers. It can also be affected by hormonal changes, which is one of the reason it occurs in the teenage years.
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It depends on how you're screaming.  To not lose your voice, you have to scream/project more from your chest.  However, breathing too much air past vocal chords can wear out/damage them as well.  It's a delicate balance, see below for more information.
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its the way she sings. I've wondered this and watched her sing. What she does is she tips her head forward down towards her neck you know, like if you do that it looks like you got a double chin. Anyways and she holds the position and she doesn't breathe like other singers do she doesn't breathe as often when she sings. This is why her voice is different...and annoying!
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Maybe you have laryngitis. If you have laryngitis, your voice will not work.  Give it a few days and it should get better.
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It's called tongue tied and yes she probably would not be able to get her tongue pierced. When a person pierces thier tongue, there is a nerve that you have to be very careful of. If it is punctured, an entire half of your face could be parralized. People who are tongue tied are at greater risk for this and if they were to get thier tongue pierced and there was no paralisis, they still would not be able to talk or move thier tongue nuch at all. Hope that helped!  :)
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NO. ThE "Adam's Apple" is just a name for the front part of your trachea that houses your vocal cords. It is larger in males, leading to the lump that is known as the adam's apple. To remove it would render you unable to speak or swallow.
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For those who said they want their tongue to keep growing, it actually already does, and so do our ears and nose (seriously!).\n\nIf it was me, well actually, I'd want my boobs to ungrow lol - they are way too big, I would be happy to donate them to anyone unhappy with their breast size!
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By your picture, I assume you're a guy.\nYour anatomy is made for low larynx singing for most EVERYTHING in your chest voice. It may be hard to do, but if you're going to sing properly, you need to keep it down. This only works if you're doing everything else right (head posture, breathing, support). \n\nIt takes a while to train yourself, even with a teacher, but a teacher who knows what he/she is doing should tell you to KEEP IT DOWN.\n\nIf you do all this right, you should be a able to sing in a medium sized auditorium without a mic! It's what opera singers use.
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Depends upon the size of the breast.