I slacked off on rinsing my mouth and I have hourseness and my voice all messed up how can I get it back?

I'm not a medical professional, but I've done that a few times and I find rinsing and gargling with salt water really helps. Also, I find I have to gargle as well as rinse to prevent oral side-effects like thrush and hoarse voice, but I may just be sensitive to that sort of thing. So long as I gargle 3 times for 30 seconds each, I've never had any problem (and it seems I can get away with gargling once for thirty seconds, but I feel better doing it three times - it can't hurt, after all, and it might be preventing oral thrush, which is both annoying and gross).

My voice is wobbly after taking Advair 250/50 for about a year and a half.  My Pulmanary specialist suggested I get onto Alvesco because it doesn't effect the voice.  However, I looked up the side effects for Alvesco and one of them is hoarseness.  I'm not sure how to win this battle. It has been about 2 weeks, now, that I have been off Advair and my voice is better, but still a bit wobbly.  When I try to sing, I can't hit all the notes the way I once did. I would say, maybe after a month things should be back to normal, or nearer to normal.  I'm hoping! I thought maybe cutting down on the dosage would help, but a doctor would have to help with such a decision.  I hope your voice returns soon!

Thats not necessarly true I have been on advair for 3 months and rinsed and brushed my teeth and did everything possible still got thrush and now its been almost 3 weeks and still cant hardly talk the Dr. had to take me off of advair.Yes it's very good for the lungs but very bad for your throat not everyone is able to stay on this medicine.