I have been using Nasonex for four years, but lost my voice (literally) overnight in May 2011. My ENT advised me to stop the Nasonex for at least three weeks and now people can at least understand me (voice is somewhat better.) I have an appointment to see a specialist ENT to determine if I am a candidate for laser surgery on my chords
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