I am currently having trouble with voice changes ,gravelly and soft people have had a problem hearing me clearly, my nhs neurological team have suggest I try a system used for Parkinson’s called “speak out” it’s a thick book with 25 or more lessons which you perform twice daily. My decibel reading has improved dramatically. I do have to continue once daily ongoing l have a final assessment reading on Friday so will let you know the honest outcome
tips for voice problem : I am currently... - PSP Association
tips for voice problem


Hi Grandmadippy,
I had the same problem and was sent to a voicebox specialist who looked down my throat and said my vocal cords had massively shrunk and dwindled. He sent me for voice therapy, which I did via video links with the therapist, who had me doing similar exercises. It did help a bit, but what really helped was reducing my thyroid medication after I developed severe atrial fibrillation. I realised after a few months that my voice - and my hair were massively improving. I have since slightly increased my thyroid dose and I think the voice and hair are slightly declining again, but not severely. It is a delicate balancing act - but do look out for your heart. Watch that pulse. You could have a thyroid problem that is affecting your vocal cords as well.
you can find a ton of help with free voice therapy on this site; parkinsonvoiceproject.com
sorry. It’s parkinsonvoiceproject.org