Voice changes after a year?

[Jam]

Hi guys, just a little curious as to if this is normal really. I've been on T for around 1 year 3 months now. I used to get the sore throats but no cracking and my voice broke gradually rather then noticeably breaking at certain points. I'd say it was definitely within the male range by about 6 months and I haven't had a sore throat from what I can remember since about 10 or 11 months maybe.

Anyways after having my shot 2 weeks ago I've been getting a sore throat again, nearly every day last week on and off and some this week too. Haven't noticed a change in pitch or anything but I have been wondering for a while if it was fully broken yet. It's slightly on the higher side and I still can't make high pitch noises or sing without it cracking or just not producing noise. It's not as low as my dads or any other male in my family but considering I had a high voice to begin with I wasn't expecting it to get that low.

Do you think it's done breaking or not?
Did anybody get noticeable changes after a year?

[xander]

I'm almost 2 years on t and my voice is still breaking. It is normal to have voice changes for about 2 years but it can last longer.

[Jam]

Oh well maybe it is then. I guess I'll just have to see. Thanks for getting back

[Elijah3291]

I feel like that is normal.

Remember, a mans voice at 20, sounds different when he is 50-60.

[Arch]

I went from tenor to baritone about 16.5 months in (something like that). I was post-menopausal and on a "full" dose. And I wasn't taking finasteride yet (it tends to interfere with masculinization).

I've gone through a number of smaller shifts since then, and a couple involved cracking and what I considered to be a significant shift--but not as dramatic as tenor to baritone, of course.