Best Answer: My place is around that same size. I live in Texas, so the winters are mild. In the spring and fall I use around 500 Kwh/mo. In the summer it goes up to around 800 Kwh/mo. Last winter we had a few cold snaps. my usage went up to 750 Kwh for a couple of months.Its very mild today and I have the windows open and a nice cool breeze through here; not running the HVAC at all.... negotiated what I think is a good rate. I pay .09Â¢ per Kwh. The average Texas home pays around .12 to .22Â¢. By contrast, the average price in Kentucky is .609Â¢.
Inflammation and hoarseness of the vocal cords. Commonly prescribed inhaled steroid medications for asthma frequently cause hoarseness. The steroid and/or the carrier substances within the inhaled preparation can be irritating and can lead to a yeast infection on the vocal cords in some cases.
Acute laryngitis is the most common cause of hoarseness and voice loss that starts suddenly. Most cases of acute laryngitis are caused by a viral infection that leads to swelling of the vocal cords. When the vocal cords swell, they vibrate differently, leading to hoarseness. The best treatment for this condition is to stay well hydrated and to rest or reduce your voice use. Serious injury to the vocal cords can result from strenuous voice use during an episode of acute laryngitis. Since most acute laryngitis is caused by a virus, antibiotics are not effective.