5 diseases that suddenly cause a hoarse voice

If your voice suddenly becomes difficult to produce or if there are abnormalities in your voice, this is

☆Vocal cord nodules☆Laryngitis☆Laryngeal cancer, etc., can be warning signs of these conditions.

The reason for voice change is due to changes occurring on the surface of the vocal cords caused by certain factors.

1. Vocal cord nodules

Vocal cord nodules are like teachers, academy instructors, and singers.

It occurs in people who have jobs that require frequent use of their voice.

It can occur due to incorrect vocal habits or continuous intense use of the voice.

2. Vocal cord flip

Suddenly using loud sounds intensely can harm the vocal cords.

Bleeding occurs on the mucous membrane, and the vocal cord flap is

It appears. The period of having a hoarse voice is relatively short.

There is a characteristic of symptoms occurring suddenly.

Refrain from using villainous voices and correct the mistakes.

Voice therapy is necessary to correct vocal habits.

Do it.

3. Spasmodic dysphonia

Suddenly trembling or squeezing-like voice

There are times when this occurs. During this time, spastic dysarthria occurs.

It can be suspected.

A trembling and interrupted voice makes it difficult to carry on a long conversation, leading to tense situations or stress.

Symptoms worsen when receiving a large amount.

Injecting Botox into the vocal cord muscles to alleviate symptoms

It can be alleviated.

4. Laryngeal cancer

If a hoarse voice persists for several months

 

Laryngeal cancer should be suspected.

 

It usually occurs in older men who smoke heavily.

5. Hypothyroidism

Symptoms of voice change are appearing.

The speech becomes slower, vocal cord swelling occurs, and the voice changes.

Most people take hormone supplements

It returns to normal.

In the case of thyroid cancer, symptoms may appear if the recurrent laryngeal nerve (recurrent laryngeal nerve) is compressed.

Voice impairment due to recurrent laryngeal nerve injury during surgery

Change is happening.