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Quick Answer. Constant phlegm in the throat may be a symptom of pneumonia, cystic fibrosis or asthma, according to Healthgrades. Excess phlegm can also be a result of smoke exposure, dairy products, certain medications and airway obstruction. Continue Reading.
It sticks to the back of your throat and nasal cavity requiring you to clear your throat when you are singing. Sometimes phlegm can cause your voice to sound as if it is cracking; which is actually your air breaking through the phlegm at the back of your throat. Those with a tendency to sound nasal sound also steer clear of all milky drinks because it can exacerbate the problem. Milk and singing just donât mix.