<p>If you still continue to have shortness of breath and/or voice issues after you establish a good reflux control routine with the GI doctor, you should also see a laryngologist (an ENT who specializes in voice). You may need some voice or breathing therapy in addition to good medical/behavioral management of the reflux if the reflux has affected your larynx in a way that needs to be further mediated. Voice therapists who work in conjunction with laryngologists deal with this all the time, so they’ll know how to help you!</p>