In acute laryngitis, which is the most common cause of voice loss and hoarseness, you suddenly lose your voice or become hoarse(make your voice scratch your rough). Acute laryngitis can result from: <em><u>Viral infection</u></em>. Viral infections, such as those that cause the common cold, they can cause you vocal cords to end up swelling. (hope this is detailed enough lol)
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germ infections are very common cause of laryngitis in children and as well in adults. kids who yell and speak loudly can irritate their vocal cords. over time people who yell all the time may develop nodules or little bump son their vocal cords. this can make your voice hoarse deeper and rough.
The provider must continue CPR until either a valid DNR order can be produced, or directed by medical control to discontinue. This is from a first responder point of view.
