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My vocal performance suffers during pms and menstruation, what gives?

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My vocal performance suffers during pms and menstruation, what gives?

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Answer. During menstruation the body retains fluid. The vocal folds are mucus membranes, which are very sensitive to the body’s water level. Just as your fingers can swell during a bad period, your vocal folds are slightly swollen before you sing a note. Not addressing this situation (meaning: no warm-up) will cause you inadvertently push a little harder for notes that are usually easy to sing. A chain reaction begin: throat muscles brace against extra pressure and more effort is applied to overcome the resistance. It’s the perfect scenario for a lousy vocal day.

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