Voice and laryngeal disorders can impact daily communication,
especially for professionals who rely on their voice, such as
teachers, singers, or public speakers.
At our hospital, we offer a dedicated Voice Clinic
to diagnose and treat:
- Hoarseness
- Vocal fatigue
- Pain while speaking
- Changes in voice quality
These conditions may result from:
- Vocal cord nodules
- Polyps and cysts
- Vocal cord paralysis
- Reflux laryngitis
- Infections
We begin with a thorough vocal history and use advanced tools
like video laryngoscopy or
stroboscopy to examine vocal fold function.
For structural problems, we perform
Microlaryngeal Surgery under general anesthesia
using precision micro-instruments or lasers.
Vocal cord injections may also be used for
paralysis or atrophy to restore strength and quality.
Non-surgical management includes
Voice Therapy, conducted by certified
speech-language pathologists. These sessions help with:
- Improving vocal technique
- Reducing strain during speaking or singing
- Voice conservation strategies
- Rehabilitation after surgery
Patients are also educated on
vocal hygiene, proper hydration, and avoiding
irritants such as smoking, shouting, and excessive throat clearing.
Our goal is to protect the natural voice while restoring clarity
and function. Whether it’s a child with speech delay or a singer
with a vocal cord injury, our team ensures every patient finds
their voice again—strong, clear, and confident.
