Persistent hoarseness is a prolonged change in voice quality lasting more than two to three weeks. It can result from causes like vocal strain, infection, acid reflux, or, in some cases, more serious conditions such as vocal cord lesions or cancer. Early medical evaluation is important to determine the cause and guide appropriate treatment. Here is a quick question about persistent hoarseness!
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