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Asthma and the Effects of Steroid Inhalers on the Voice
Inhaled corticosteroids are used commonly to treat asthma, and occasionally to treat other conditions. Inhaled steroids can have adverse effects on the vocal folds and voice. Some formulations are less problematic than others. Singers and singing teachers should be familiar with inhaled steroid medications, their potential adverse effects, and with treatment options.
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