Published on: 6/20/2025
Voice changes in the evening can be due to various factors, such as aging or conditions like Parkinson's disease, which can affect how your voice sounds.
Voice changes in the evening might be due to several reasons. As people get older, their voices can become hoarse or change because of natural aging processes.
Another possible cause of voice changes is Parkinson's disease, a condition that affects the brain and can change how your voice sounds. People with Parkinson's might notice their voice becoming softer or more monotone.
If you notice changes in your voice, it could be helpful to talk to a healthcare professional to understand more about your specific situation.
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