Types of Voice Disorders
- Functional Voice Disorders: Caused by misuse or overuse of the vocal cords, such as in teachers or singers.
- Organic Voice Disorders: Resulting from structural changes like vocal cord nodules, polyps, or cysts.
- Neurological Voice Disorders: Linked to nerve-related issues, such as spasmodic dysphonia or vocal cord paralysis.
Diagnosis
- Laryngoscopy: Visual examination of the vocal cords using an endoscope.
- Stroboscopy: Advanced imaging to assess vocal cord vibration.
- Voice Analysis: Evaluating vocal pitch, loudness, and quality.
Treatment Options
- Voice Therapy: Exercises to strengthen and improve vocal cord function.
- Medication: Addressing underlying infections or inflammation.
- Surgery: For conditions like nodules, polyps, or tumors.
- Lifestyle Modifications: Hydration, avoiding irritants, and resting the voice.
Why Timely Care Matters
Early diagnosis and treatment of voice disorders can restore vocal health, prevent complications, and improve communication and confidence. Trust our expertise to help you rediscover your natural voice.
