Symptoms of vocal cord tear

Some people find that their vocal cords are a bit unable to speak the next day after continuously using their voice loudly the day before. It doesn't mean that they can't make a sound, but that once they speak, their throat feels dry and painful as if they had eaten a handful of sand, and their ears may also be unable to speak. All of this shows that your vocal cords are damaged. In fact, this is not only caused by excessive use of the voice, but also by a high fever. This is because the vocal cords are connected to the respiratory system.

Causes of hoarseness of the first vocal cord.

Accompanied by sore throat and pain when swallowing, which occurs after a cold and fever, it may be acute pharyngitis. If the sore throat is severe and does not heal for a long time, you should consider the possibility of laryngeal tuberculosis or malignant tumor. The voice is hoarse or even shrill, accompanied by a feeling of throat obstruction, cough, blood in sputum, and a lump in the neck. Older patients should be alert to the possibility of laryngeal cancer. A foreign body sensation in the area, accompanied by cough, fatigue in the voice, or a craving for food before going to bed, or frequent acid reflux and belching may also be reflux laryngitis, but some patients with reflux laryngitis may have only one symptom. In addition, trauma, including cricoarytenoid joint dislocation, and physical and chemical injuries to the larynx can also cause hoarseness.

How to recover from hoarseness of the second vocal cord.

Minor vocal cord damage can be recovered. The main reason is vocal cord edema. A small amount of hormone can be used to reduce swelling, antibiotics for anti-inflammation, and Chinese patent medicine to clear the throat. At the same time, be careful not to eat spicy and irritating foods, abstain from sound and rest, and the symptoms will gradually ease. In more serious cases, medication alone may not be very effective. It is necessary to determine whether the vocal cord nodules or polyps are caused by long-term excessive use of the voice. If this happens, drug treatment is often ineffective and surgical removal should be performed, and vocal cords should be kept away for one month after the operation.

Prevention of third vocal cord hoarseness.

1. Use your voice scientifically and don't overuse it. 2. Pay attention to resting your vocal cords during voice change, menstruation, and pregnancy. 3. Quit smoking, drinking, and spicy food. Seek medical attention in time if you have any discomfort in your throat. .Drink Pangdahai instead of tea. Or you can choose Manyan Shuning Granules containing Sterculia lychnophora, which can clear the throat and relieve sore throat. Xu Chunying, an otolaryngologist at Xiyuan Hospital, said that the menthol in it can stimulate the tracheal mucosa and dilute the sputum to facilitate its elimination; and the Sterculia lychnophora in it has the effects of clearing away heat and detoxifying, moistening the lungs, and moistening the intestines and promoting bowel movements. It has obvious effects on symptoms such as hoarseness, dry throat and cough, and can be used as the first choice for daily throat discomfort.