HealthPhoto: HT HealthWhy Your Voice Sounds Husky in the Morning Explained by ENT Expert
Dr. Sumit Kumar Gaur, senior ENT consultant at Apollo Hospital, explains that a husky or deeper morning voice occurs due to temporary changes in the vocal cords during sleep. Reduced hydration, mucus buildup, and mild swelling or irritation of the vocal folds cause this change. Vocal cords vibrate to produce sound, and these factors affect their movement and vibration efficiency overnight.
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