There are no people who do not experience this situation. When we wake up in the morning, our voice turns thicker regardless of a female and male.

After a few minutes, our voice opens and this situation passes, but it leaves a question mark behind: Why is our voice thicker when we wake up? Let’s warn you in advance, you can check your voice every morning after reading this content.

When we wake up, there is physiological changes in our body during the night behind our thickness.

Our vocal cords, which allow us to speak during the day, have a very sensitive structure. During sleep, this system, as well as our body, goes into rest mode. However, environmental and internal factors influence the sound mechanism without discontinuation. How?

First of all, let us know that our body has changed fluid stability during sleep. Staying in the horizontal position for a long time causes fluid accumulation in the tissues and especially in the neck area. This leads to slow swelling of the tissues around the vocal cords. The swelling tissues restrict the free vibration of the vocal cords, causing the sound to be thicker and “clogged”.

Breathing through the mouth during sleep also causes our throat to dry.

Especially if there is a nasal congestion, we burned! The mucus accumulated on the roads of breathing throughout the night can change the vibration by covering our vocal cords. On the other hand, our muscles are completely loosened. The relaxation of the muscles around the larynx also causes the vocal cords to lose their usual blood pressure.

We can also include hormonal fluctuations in this process. Low in the morning cortisol levels affect the overall fluid distribution and tissue reactions in the body. The different part of the work is the night release of hormones for testosterone, edema and bloating in the vocal cords!

This temporary sound thickness, after waking up a throat or cough, drinking water while passing through coughing, the body fluids to be dispersed, muscles stretching and cleansing of the mucus. Sometimes a more charismatic sound emerges, but let’s not forget that this is quite natural.