What to do if you have vocal cord polyps

Many people develop vocal cord polyps due to long periods of talking and lack of attention to vocal cord care. When the vocal cord polyps are very small, surgery is not recommended. It is recommended that during the development of the disease, some medications that promote blood circulation and blood stasis, reduce inflammation and relieve pain, and eliminate phlegm and resolve nodules can be used for treatment. If the vocal cords feel uncomfortable for a long time, you need to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.

1. I currently have vocal cord polyps. If they are not too big, I don't need surgery. I suggest you go to the Chinese medicine throat department and use Chinese medicine powders to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, remove rot and promote new growth, reduce inflammation and relieve pain, remove phlegm and disperse knots, calm the nerves, soothe the liver and regulate qi, and dredge the meridians. These can act directly on the lesion site, combined with oral Chinese medicine, acupuncture and other comprehensive therapies, to treat both the symptoms and the root cause, with good results and no toxic side effects.

2 Vocal cord polyps may be related to long-term improper voice, long-term adverse stimulation or chronic inflammation. The main symptom is hoarseness. The degree of hoarseness varies depending on the size and location of the polyp. In mild cases, there is only a slight change in voice, while in severe cases, there is obvious hoarseness and even difficulty in speaking. If polyps are too large, they may block the throat and cause breathing difficulties. Laryngoscopy can confirm the diagnosis. The main treatment is surgical removal.

3 The main symptom is hoarseness. The degree of hoarseness varies depending on the size and location of the polyp. In mild cases, there is only a slight change in voice, while in severe cases, there is obvious hoarseness and even difficulty in speaking. If polyps are too large, they may block the throat and cause breathing difficulties. Laryngoscopy can confirm the diagnosis. The main treatment is surgical removal.

4 Vocal cord polyps may be related to long-term improper voice, long-term adverse stimulation or chronic inflammation. The main symptom is hoarseness. The degree of hoarseness varies depending on the size and location of the polyp. In mild cases, there is only a slight change in voice, while in severe cases, there is obvious hoarseness and even difficulty in speaking. If polyps are too large, they may block the throat and cause breathing difficulties. Laryngoscopy can confirm the diagnosis. The main treatment is surgical removal.

5. Vocal cord polyps belong to the category of benign lesions, which may mainly cause hoarseness. The efficacy of drug treatment is unclear, and surgical treatment is generally the first choice. It is recommended to consider surgical treatment to remove it, send it for pathological examination after surgery to determine the nature and actively treat it with anti-inflammatory treatment, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and have regular check-ups.