Vocal Cord Paralysis

What is Vocal Cord Paralysis?

Vocal cord paralysis is a health condition that affects the two folds of tissue in the voice box known as vocal cords. These folds are very crucial for humans as it gives the ability to breathe, speak, and swallow. This condition can affect one or both of the vocal cords. It needs immediate clinical attention and usually is treated by surgery for restoring the communication between the nerves in the brain and vocal cords.

Vocal cord paralysis is also referred to as vocal cord paresis which hugely affects the regular life of an individual. Patients with this condition experience issues like mild to severe decreases in their speech volume, vocal fatigue, pain in the throat, etc.

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Yes, vocal cord paralysis is a rare and life-threatening condition. The cords are placed above the windpipe directly responsible for swallowing and breathing functions.

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