Does Cocaine affect my voice for signging?

Question

that makes sense temporarily for that night and maybe a couple days later. but is recreational usage, non heavy usage once a month going to be seriously harmful to singing?

kunkko- thats obviously a typo dear, no one would misspell singing as signging. it doesnt even make sense, anyways i thought that was a forum for people to help each other, not make petty rude comments

how sad that people are so unhappy with themselves that all that they can do it criticize people they dont even know..oh well, thanks for those who are actually here to be helpful!

Answer 1

look at whitney houston....she is fine, so im guessing its alright

Answer 2

Cocaine will, over even a short amount of time (1-2 months) begin to thicken a persons vocal chords or larnx. Surface cell changes to this organ can be seen by an ENT doctor.

thickening of vocal chords will in addition, alter ones natural voice. Usually thickening will result in a raspy and airy sound in singing and eventually in ones speech because the contact surface of the vocal chords when they come together to produce sounds--has been toughened and altered.

I hope this helps.

Answer 3

If you snort it, yeah. It causes deviated septum. YOu have a hole in your nose. THat would affect how you make certain sounds.

Answer 4

It apparently messed your brain up for thinking-get a dictionary.

Answer 5

I would think it would. If you snort it it will affect your larynx as it numbs and goes down as you swallow

Answer 6

Not sure about your voice, but it has made your spelling suck! lol