i have had vocal chord disfunction my entire life i started singing when i was seven and nothing happened so i think you are fine
A vocal chord polyp is a little bump on your vocal chord that is cause by straining or using a too deep voice
Training for your voice, eg. singing Training for your voice, eg. singing
Your voice should recover. Take it easy. Your vocal chord is a muscle. It is easy to strain. If it has not recovered in a week see an ear, nose, and throat doctor. Not only can you strain your vocal chord, you can break it. There are ways to amplify your voice without straining your vocal chords. It is too bad you have not been taught them.
yes you can. there are various vocal exercises to help train your singing voice.
Do vocal exercises or go to singing lessons or PRACTICE
Hoarseness in voice, slight pain when talking.
Drink lots of water to hydrate your vocal cordsDo some vocal exercises
You can develop and ameliorate your voice by taking vocal lessons or just singing in the shower!
Practise singing in the mirror and when singing in front of an auidience try not to look at them too much But if you want your voice to be louder try vocal exercises
A womans voice is naturally higher than a man's voice because vocal chord are basically an elastic band and women's vocal chords are much shorter than men's are. So imagine a shorter elastic band - it producers a higher pitch when twanged. A baby's vocal chord is around 1cm long and grows throughout childhood. For men, when their voice breaks, they have a sudden growth of the vocal chord. Hence the reason they have an Adam's Apple, as their vocal chords are longer.
your singing voice or vocal cords.
PRACTICE....PRACTICE.......PRACTICE.....also it is great to challenge your voice and to improve your vocal range