Can vocal cord incomplete closure be cured? Chinese medicine is effective

For diseases like vocal cord incomplete closure, we usually use traditional Chinese medicine to alleviate the condition. Traditional Chinese medicine generally tells us to pay attention to our diet, so that the symptoms can be gradually alleviated. If the condition is more serious, you can also go to a regular hospital for surgical treatment.

1. Mix and eat with Tremella. Wash and soak the white fungus, tear it into strips and pieces, blanch it with boiling water, rinse it with cold water, then add vinegar and eat it twice a day, with no limit on the amount. You will see improvement after 2 days.

2. Mix and eat with celery. Wash and cut the celery, blanch it, add vinegar and eat it, a small plate at a time, twice a day.

3. Drink strong herbal tea. Use boiling water to make a large cup of strong tea with 25 grams of tea leaves, and drink it regularly after it cools down.

4. Fengyoujing is attractive. Pour a few drops of medicated oil on a clean handkerchief, place it on the nostrils and inhale, 4 to 6 times a day.

5. Apply cold compress to your neck. Soak a towel with cold or ice water and apply it to the front neck and throat for about 20 minutes, 3-4 times a day.

3. Then I have to try egg tea——

Egg tea (for sore throat and hoarseness)

Take a fresh egg, crack it into a rice bowl to make egg liquid, boil some boiling water, pour it into the egg liquid to make egg drops, add a little sugar and sesame oil, drink it while it is hot. This is the legendary egg tea.

4. How to protect your throat

Hoarseness and aphonia are common problems faced by people who need to speak for a long time or do not use their throat properly. If hoarseness persists for more than two weeks, it is best to see an ENT doctor for examination and treatment. Generally speaking, silent rest is the best way to treat hoarseness. As for vocal calluses, surgery is not necessarily required. Speech therapy can be done first. Only when the nodules are too large or speech therapy is ineffective, laryngeal endoscopic microsurgery is necessary.