Hypertrophic laryngitis

I believe that most people in life often have their normal voices affected by their vocal cords. This has a great impact on many people who need to speak, because vocal cord damage means that they cannot work normally. Hypertrophic laryngitis is a chronic laryngitis and requires a little bit of conditioning at ordinary times. You need to go out to observe the condition and cooperate with reasonable medication treatment.

1. Pharyngitis does not affect the voice! It should be chronic laryngitis, but antibiotics and anti-inflammatory nebulizers are basically ineffective for laryngitis. The most effective thing is vocal cord intravenous drip! Next is acupuncture! Acupuncture has a slow effect, and there is usually no intravenous drip for the vocal cords. You can go to an artistic voice clinic!

2 Suggestions: Vocal cord hypertrophy, also known as chronic hypertrophic laryngitis or chronic proliferative laryngitis, refers to the extensive or localized enlargement of the vocal cords due to various factors. (1) Eliminate irritants, quit smoking and drinking, take rest, correct incorrect vocalization methods, avoid shouting, and actively treat infections of the nose, pharynx, and lower respiratory tract. (2) Antibiotics and steroid hormones can be used for aerosol inhalation to achieve the purpose of anti-inflammatory and swelling. (3) Pay attention to a light diet.

3 The main manifestation of vocal cord hypertrophy is hoarseness. It is rough and astringent at first, and then develops into sandy and hissing; it is intermittent at first, and then develops into continuous. In addition to hoarseness, the throat often has various discomforts, such as foreign body sensation, itching, dryness, burning sensation, pain, and other abnormal sensations such as obstruction. There are also dry cough and gurgling. Under laryngoscopy, the vocal cord mucosa appears congested in the early stage of the disease, and is red, swollen, and dull, with secretions visible. In the later stages of the disease, the vocal cord mucosa is rough, dry, and gray-blue or gray-yellow in color. The free edge of the middle or middle-front vocal cord presents a regular arc-shaped bulge or a broad-based conical protrusion. It often occurs simultaneously on both vocal cords, presenting as bilateral bulges or protrusions. In a few cases, the hypertrophy of the middle part of the vocal cord is not at the free edge but above the vocal cord. The texture of the thickened part of the vocal cord is slightly hard. Chronic vocal cord hypertrophy: The hypertrophic tissue can disappear in about 1 month through the following treatments: