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Hi @suzjlance If you’re noticing a progressive or persistent change in your voice then, yes, I’d at least mention it to your doctor. If this is something that’s more recent or might be allergy related you could give it more time.

Since you were diagnosed a few months ago with CLL and LPL but don’t have a followup appt until October, from my own experience, that tells me your doctor isn’t anticipating anything progressing quickly because of the time between appointments. But it doesn’t hurt to call the office and speak with the nurse because your voice change is noticeable to you and concerning.
I’m glad you found a doctor that you feel more comfortable with. What were your symptoms that had you diagnosed with CLL and LPL or was it found through the routine bloodwork for your MGUS checks?

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@loribmt yes it was found through my MGUS check ups. Blood work. They also did a bone biopsy.