Yes. Rinse and gargle after and I drink a bottle if water after use
Yes, I do too. Like the lady said, drink plenty of water.
Jean
The problem is interference with air flow over the vocal cords and it is common with COPD patients .Even a post nasal drip can trigger it . You can go online to Google and bring a few pages on it . It is annoying and a lot of times it is also an indication of an upper respiratory inflamation or infection ..
Surprising what you can find online.
I have had the hoarseness for over a week now on and off and it is a pain you know where .It just clears up suddenly and awhile later it is back again .
Breathe easy .
I was hoarse for months but stopped the Advair and Spiriva and now use Anoro and rinse my mouth out after: No more hoarseness.