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I've recovered from a cold but I still have a hoarse voice. What should I do?
Thickening on your vocal cords can lead to physical changes in the vocal cords—such as developing a growth or "nodule"—and further deterioration of your voice quality. How can you care for ...
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What can cause a hoarse voice and how is it treated?
A hoarse voice is where the vocal cords become inflamed, causing a low, raspy voice. Potential causes of inflammation include laryngitis, vocal nodules, and acid reflux. This article discusses the ...
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What Causes Aphonia (Loss of Voice)?
These vocal cords are bands of tissue and muscle that ... a tiny camera down your throat to assess inflammation and signs of nodules. A flexible exam involves accessing the larynx through the ...
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Application of the ACE-Star Evidence-Based Nursing Model Combined with Voice Training in Voice Rehabilitation after Vocal Cord Polyp Surgery ()
Application of the ACE-Star Evidence-Based Nursing Model Combined with Voice Training in Voice Rehabilitation after Vocal Cord Polyp Surgery ...