Hey! I Have a husky voice since I was in class 6.I underwent endoscopy and many other test for the change in voice, they said there is no nodules in my voice box but certainly there is dust particles in lungs. I actually want to hear my real voice. I like my voice very much but it's husky and I sometimes feel bad. Isn't there anyway I can get my actual voice.

Dr. Garima SharmaGeneral Physician8yrs exp

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Hi, As per Ayurveda, voice is controlled by Vata Dosha. For a good voice, you require regular practice and diet control. Along with that, these natural tips might help you improve your voice. 1. Ghee ? Take half a teaspoon of ghee, everyday morning, before food. You need to drink a small cup of hot water after taking ghee. Avoid this in cloudy days, when you have cold, cough, fever or indigestion. 2. Chew a small piece of Yashtimadhu ? Licorice is known to improve voice. Chewing a small piece of licorice, for a minute or two, helps improve voice. 3. Pepermint Tea: Peppermint tea is the best herbal tea to use if you suffer from a lot of phlegm. Phlegm is every singer?s enemy because it sticks to the back of your throat and you have to clear it while you are singing. The qualities in Peppermint tea reduce phlegm production without drying your voice out, so it?s perfect for singers. Add a little honey if you have a sore throat and it works wonders. Go for the proper leaf stuff that you have to steep in a pot. Quality tea makes a big difference. TIP: Picking fresh leaves from a peppermint plant and steeping them in hot water works just as well as dried out tea leaves. 4. Steaming: Steaming is an age-old secret and it works a treat. Just boil up some water, grab a cooking pot and throw you?re a towel over your head as you breathe in that steamy goodness. If you?re really suffering from a cold, add two drops of Eucalyptus Oil and it will clear you up instantly. Just make sure you don?t put too much in otherwise its vapour can sting your eyes. Hope this helps. Good Luck. cold cough 

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