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Yes hot ginger does help a lot. I have used this before and it was very effective.
Teaching was never an easy job. How did she lost her voice, was she shouting in the classroom. In all we do, we need to take care of ourselves first.
She had a bit loud voice. She was not shouting as such but talking constantly at a stretch for hours and hours. She had back to back classes. It seems that the vocal cord was too tired and needed rest.
Unless it's like this, i won't have believe that a teacher can lost her voice in the classroom. I understand the way the she takes back to back classes and stretching the voice for hours caused the lost of voice.
Actually, it was not complete loss. Her voice texture started changing and she had discomfort in talking. She was scared as it could indicate something serious. But fortunately, it was just a tired vocal cord that wanted some rest. My father in law started with such symptoms and it was diagnosed as a throat cancer.
Oh, I get it now. There's nothing to fear, she will get her voice back and there's no need of being scared about it.
It was almost a decade ago. She left her teaching job and with few months of complete rest, it was back to her normal voice. She changed her profession and now she is all okay.
