Throat problom loss of voice

Causes and treatment of voice loss:

Voice problems affects many peoples and acutely due to several reasons and must be identified by medical exam to give the appropriate treatment, Some of the causes are related to problems with the thyroid gland, such as a decrease in functions, which leads to swelling of the vocal cords and thus poor sound, and treatment depends on hormone replacement. Also among the causes is related to the injury to the nerves responsible for the movement of the vocal cords, and the causes here also vary, some of which are the result of pressure on it through tumors in the gland as well or in any area through the nerve pathway from the neck to the chest, also viral infections in the nerve, and also Its sometimes has a central cause, such as a defect in the nucleus in the brain responsible for nerve function, for example CVA. As we said, treatment is by treating the cause, it may be through the elimination of tumors and the treatment of viral infections, and some of them may be through nerve stimulating devices, and from the treatments are Through the injection of sound strings to optimize the nature of the sound produced. Among the causes also include the presence of viral and bacterial infections in the larynx, so voice production, and treatment is by treating infections such as cetirizine in addition to antibiotics in the case of bacterial infection. Some of the causes are related to the vocal cords, such as the presence of some protrusions on the vocal cords, and what may cause an imbalance in the sound and most of the protrusions are benign and can be treated surgically by endoscopy and prevent what may be malignant and must be identified and treated according to its type

Medical diagnosis:

By presenting to the doctor, doing a medical examination, a medical history, and doing the tests, which include blood tests, organ functions, gland examinations, neck ultrasound, as well as an endoscopic evaluation of the vocal cords.

Associated symptoms:

Symptoms vary from person to person, including:

• Sore throat
• Hoarseness
• rough voice
• Inability to raise the volume
• Wheezing
• Neck swelling
• Other

Advice : 

Visiting the  otolaryngologist.