If you are still experiencing laryngitis symptoms after two weeks, it's best to seek medical attention. Your doctor will be able to determine if you are dealing with a severe case of laryngitis or a different condition. If you are dealing with any of the symptoms below, you should go see a doctor or medical professional as soon as possible:  Increasing pain Persistent fever Difficulty breathing Trouble swallowing Coughing up blood Difficulty managing your own saliva If you suspect your child has laryngitis, and he experiences any of the symptoms listed below, do not hesitate to seek medical attention. He might have a more serious respiratory condition such as croup.  Increased drooling Trouble swallowing or breathing Fever higher than 103°F (39.4°C) Muffled speech (also known as a hot potato voice) When he inhales, he makes a high-pitched breathing sound If you frequently suffer from laryngitis, it is advisable to talk with your doctor about this situation so she can determine the underlying cause and recommend a treatment plan. Chronic episodes of laryngitis might be a result of one of these medical conditions:  Sinus or allergy problems Bacterial or fungal infection Acid reflux, or gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) Cancer Vocal chord paralysis due to an injury, tumor, or stroke
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