5.Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA)
Sometimes the inflammation caused by this condition can affect a small joint in your neck near your vocal cords called the cricoarytenoid joint. If you have RA, ask your doctor about your hoarse voice, especially if you feel like there’s something stuck in your throat. It could cause trouble breathing later on.
6.Thyroid Problems
The thyroid gland sits in your neck just in front of the nerves that control your vocal cords. Problems with it that can lead to long-lasting hoarseness include: hyperthyroidism (it makes too much thyroid hormone, and your body burns energy too fast), hypothyroidism (it makes too little, and your system gets too slow), or even thyroid cancer.
