can sarcoidosis cause voice problems?
544097
Couldn't find a yes/no answer to that but found a good website http://www.sarcoidcenter.com/ which allows you to mail them.\n\nHope this helps!
734894
Hi there !\nDo you have any symptoms suggesting  chronic infections of Ear Nose or Throat...or sinuses ?\nMild amounts of mucus strands attached to "here and there" of the buccal cavity if normal..!\nYour history is so vague that ..nothing can be inferred..\nBetter why dont you consult a GOOD  ENT consultant ?\nBest wishes ...
462884
This person needs to be evaluated by a Speech therapist/pathologist. they have certain tests they can administer to find out if it is safe for the person to even begin to take anything by mouth. the danger with swallowing problems is that the person can aspirate food or liquids into the lungs and develop pneumonia.
619896
yes, I heard of it.  Its an autoimmune disease.  Your skin begins to tighten on your hand and face I think.  It becomes hard to eat too, they have throat problems.  A lot of people that have it also have Raynaulds and have cold fingers and toes.  There are several blood test that a specialist can do to see if you have it.  So instead of worrying, get the blood test.
241877
It sounds the the radiologist saw something lightning up near the root of the right lung, where its bronchioles and vessels converge.  It's just a descriptive phrase, so it doesn't give a diagnosis.  Hilar prominence could be nothing, or it could be inflammation, or it could be a sign associated with sarcoidosis, or it could be an infection, or it could be cancerous.  \n\nI really wouldn't get worked up about a phrase in a report.  Talk to the doctor for the whole story.
1076298
I have sarcoidosis (which is in remission).  I was prescribed steroids but never got to take them because my inflammation began going down right before I took my first dose.
773044
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!
910445
lack age movement on affected side, speech affected , stiffness will aected ,
447975
Yes. its a common problem. the clinical term in spidermanoroism. The effects can be intense and sohrt lived, or not so severe and prolonged. in some cases it has been know to lead to sticky fibre scresion from varuious pourous parts of the body
996123
what concerns me is the "lump" that you feel in your throat, it could be obstructing your upper airway, so you try to breathe in harder -- and your chest feels tight because of too much negative force exerted when inhaling. \n\nwhen you talk, does it sound "muffled"? have you had any fever recently? that "lump" you feel in your throat, does it hurt?\nthis kind of symptom sounds like something that we would see on a 3-year-old child with epiglottis -- but since you're already using the internet, im guessing that you're already an adult or a teenager, (which epiglottitis is not common among). you should definitely have that checked out. speak to your physician, and let him/her know about your breathing problems as well. he/she should be able to recommend some tests done to you.
361135
Here are a bunch of sites that cover the treatment of Sarcoidosis. They should help. I'll pray for you and your mom that she gets better. You're a good son...God bless you and her both.\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=Sarcoidosis+treatment
578756
partial weakness of the face? are you sure you dont have bells palsy? thats when the muscles of the face on one side or in rare cases both sides become kinda paralyzed. my neice had it when she was little and it was also accompanied by ear pain. i really dont know what kind of meds she was on. Have you consulted a dr?
575899
This is a little I know about it......\n\nSarcoidosis is an immune system disorder characterised by non-necrotising granulomas (small inflammatory nodules). Virtually any organ can be affected, however, granulomas most often appear in the lungs (D860) or the lymph nodes (D861). Symptoms can occasionally appear suddenly but more often than not appear gradually. When viewing X-rays of the lungs, sarcoidosis can have the appearance of tuberculosis or lymphoma.
96888
I need to know what medical history, Medications , allergies. What were you doing at the time, did you experience Chest pn with this, or shortness of breath. did you seel medical attention, did you have flu like symptoms.\n\nI am a paramedic , not a doctor but I may be able to answer your questions.
636951
I think you mean nodules, which are tiny wart like things on the vocal chords. They can be surgically removed and are quite common in vocalists
722265
Yes I have...It is a something that runs in my family...I believe it is called Menier's (not sure of the spelling)Disease...It is caused when the water level in the middle ear is disrupted...My father takes anti-vert, although from what he has told me a person can build up immunity to its effects...He does get it very bad at times and he is aware of its onset, so he takes 1/2 of a Valium which reduces the anxiety of knowing that he may be laid up in bed for a week, but it does seem to help him with the symptoms...or...get this...he puts the hair drier to his ear...the gentle air flow seems to help level out the water imbalance...he is 76 years old so he has become quite proficient in his own health care...He was also told about a surgical procedure...but that could possibly leave you deaf...I like the hair drier idea myself...contact your doctor and ask your family members if they have had it...I know my paternal grandmother had it, my father has it, and I get it too...My best preventive is just move more slowly, avoid wild amusement park rides, and when I'm on a boat or a passenger in a  fast moving car, I NEVER look down...only forward...I hope this has helped...
853148
A good friend of mine is an opera singer.  She avoids dairy - especially cheese and milk, wheat products, alcohol, anywhere near smoke, and she covers her neck with a scarf all the time to protect her throat, especially in the winter.\n\nTo help clear your voice, take room temperature water, and place a lemon in (remove any seeds as it will make it bitter), this will help you have clearer voice (an old trick the night before you head to an interview) as you will not be clearing your voice.\n\nHope it works out!