maybe a throat doctor can answer this?
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www.mayoclinic.com\n\n\ngo to the symptoms link
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JESUS CHRIST.....GO SEE A DIFFERENT DOCTOR....AND AFTER THAT...IF THE DOCTOR DOESNT HELP...FOR GOD SKAKES I DONT KNOW....BUT SWOLLEN VOCAL CHORDS FOR 4 MONTHS HAS TO BE BAD!!
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Not really. Ask the doctors for better answers.
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Might just be stuck due to dry throat.  Try drinking some warm water to loosen it up.
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Doesn't sound abnormal, but ask physician.
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you didn't mention your age or sex or if you smoked.\nbut all that aside sounds like you should have your throat looked at.  in the meantime try sipping on tea with honey and rest your voice as much as possible.  if you smoke....STOP!
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You might want to see an ENT (Ear, Nose, Throat) doctor. They specialize in that area...
752309
Sounds like a throat infection
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as I said in my question......ask your doctor
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uvula - go see a doctor!
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i would think that is a question for a doctor not a group of yahoos (no pun intended)
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If small amounts of tonsil tissue are left behind, it can slowly enlarge and "grow back."  Since you had them out at three, it is possible.\n\nThere are a few of us docs out there, however, who don't know how to tell the difference between tonsillitis and pharyngitis.  Without looking, it's impossible to say you have them or not.\n\nLook in the mirror, open wide, shine a flashlight into your mouth and look at the area of the tonsils (check for yahoo images of them if you don't know what they look like).  Then you will get your answer.\n\nIf you have them, it's probably nothing to worry about unless you have a lot of throat infections or if one is significantly bigger than the other (worry about cancer).\n\nNow...go have a look and let us all know.
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Sounds like a question that you should ask your doctor.
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It is called a uvula. I think laryngitis can cause it to inflame, so can tonsilitis. You may need to take antibiotics to cure that
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what specifically are you looking to find out re: aspiration pneumonia? I often see patients w/ this condition (I'm a Speech Pathologist working in hospital & nursing home where I assess pt's swallow function to avoid asp pneumonia)
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I was constantly in the doctor's for my tonsils. I had strep throat at least 4 or 5 times a year. After years of this I finally ended up in the hospital for a few days after developing sacs of puss called abscesses. It was NASTY. A month later I got them removed. I haven't had any problems since. I would definitely go to your doctor and at least have him/her look at them. It might be nothing, but you don't want it to become something real serious either. Good luck.
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Maybe you should see a doctor. I am not sure what your question means, but it doesn't sound good.