Speaking more difficult throat may be improper vocalization, may also be the existence of chronic or acute inflammation of the pharynx itself. 1. Improper vocalization: If you use your voice too often, too high a pitch, too long a duration, etc., it can cause acute congestion or inflammation of the mucous membrane of the throat, manifesting itself as sore throat, dry throat and other symptoms of throat discomfort. 2. Chronic inflammation of the throat: chronic inflammation of the throat itself, such as chronic pharyngitis, chronic tonsillitis, etc., the pharyngeal mucous membrane secretion function is weakened, and too much talking can exacerbate the symptoms of the underlying diseases, appearing as dry mouth, foreign body sensation and other discomforts. 3. Acute inflammation of the throat: such as acute pharyngitis, etc., too much talking throat may lead to fatigue, and in severe cases, even hoarseness. It is recommended that patients are promptly advised to check the causes of throat discomfort and actively treat them to avoid aggravation of the condition.