Question

Q.9) IDENTIFY AND WRITE THE ODD ONE OUT. Chronic cough, Hoarse voice, Uncontrolled bloo d sugar level, Difficulty in swallowing. * *​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

h/o/t /g/i/r/s o/nl/y

s/h/o/w b/o/o/bs f/i/rst

t/h/e/n i w/i/ll/ sh/ow my b/ig /P/e/ni/s

A/nd na/k/ed bo/d/y

h/o/t /g/i/rl/s o/nl/y

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/C/o/d/e = Iyisuqsttt

Answer 2

Answer:

Hoarseness and swallowing difficulties go hand-in-hand

Swallowing is something we do without even thinking. But if the throat becomes too dry or we have an illness that affects our ability to swallow, the act of swallowing can take great effort and may even become painful. While most swallowing problems are temporary and short-lived, some may be linked to something more serious such as a brain or nerve disorder. A condition called dysphagia is a swallowing disorder commonly associated with damage to nerves that affect swallowing.

Speech and swallowing problems may be caused by many different factors, events, physical illnesses and diseases. Swallowing can be affected by: