Croak

[Avamadhart]

Anyone had problem with a croaky voice whilst taking Warfarin?

[BobD Volunteer]

Not in eleven years.

[Avamadhart in reply to BobD]

Thanks Bob. My husband been on Warfarin without probs for three years but has developed a croakiness. Just trying to eliminate all possibilities!

[Vivante]

I have noticed my voice has been hoarse for some weeks. It could be something to do with the thyroid, I have hypothyroidism, my mouth also feels sore. Oh to be young and fit and healthy once again.

[Avamadhart in reply to Vivante]

Thanks for replying.

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Hiya Avamadhart,

Yeah, the longer I've been on it the more I've noticed my voice change, probably a tone more gravelly than before. Apart from that I've also been a tad more chesty but I've tended to write that off to being more a victim of high pollen levels. More so this year than any other in recent memory.

John

[Avamadhart]

Thankyou Carneuny. Mind, 'gravelly' sounds a smidgeon sexier than 'croaky'.

[BobD Volunteer]

Don't think Rod Stewart s on warfarin. LOL

[Avamadhart]

Probably on some other blue pill.

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No problems with my voice when on warfarin. Love the username 😃

[Avamadhart]

Thanks, Koll. User name is a serendipitous mix of Granddaughter names and place name.

[Hallju]

My throat is definitely gravelly (I too like that term better.😊), and I have a tickly cough. I haven't thought of it being attributed to Warfarin. At first I assumed it was due to my transesophageal echocardiogram before my AFib ablation, but that was on June 30. It seems like it should be healed by now--3 weeks later.

[Avamadhart in reply to Hallju]

Thanks, Hallju.