Information About Vocal Cord Paralysis And Whether or Not It Could Be Treated Non-Surgically.
Every human, at some point in their lives, experiences a change to their voice. Some of those changes are natural; some changes are abnormal. Sometimes, those abnormal changes are so severe, that they may even warrant an investigation to find out what the underlying cause(s) is. This leads to the discovery of voice problems and what they signify concerning one’s health.
In this article, we will focus on a particular voice disorder known as vocal cord paralysis; its causes, symptoms and the options that are available to rectify it.
Introduction
Vocal paralysis is a condition where one or both vocal cords are unable to move due to various factors – most of which derive from nerve damage (specifically, the nerves that activate the muscles within the vocal cords). In some cases, the above happens to stroke victims, throat cancer victims/survivors, brain cancer victims/survivors; to those who have other disorders that cause the muscles within their bodies to atrophy (including the vocal cords). Even certain forms of viral infections can play a role in causing vocal cord paralysis.
Given the main descriptions of the symptoms that may be causing this problem, may, in turn, lead to many other problems which, no doubt, will affect the daily life of the sufferer:
- Natural speech will be moderately or greatly impaired
- Difficulty getting (or maintaining) employment in work fields that require voice use
- Loss of confidence in one’s self with respect to living a meaningful life.
With the above stated, research is being conducted across the world with the intent of discovering further symptoms and all possible causes associated with this vocal disorder.
Treatments for Vocal Paralysis (Vocal Paresis)
Treatments for this disorder will depend on the various factors that are associated with the above.
Factors like:
- How long has the patient been suffering with this disorder?
- What is the severity level of their symptoms?
- How long have the symptoms been present?
These questions must be addressed before advancing to the next step of treating this disorder.
With that in mind, advice will then be given based on every individual’s condition.
Benefits of Non-Surgical Treatments
There is an effective method of non-surgical voice repair and enhancement known as the Vocal Science™ Method and it is practiced and taught by widely-renowned voice repair specialist and consultant Ms. Diana Yampolsky. To find out what this method can do for those who suffer from vocal cord paralysis and other respective voice disorders, please see below:
- Non-surgically repair your vocal cords and the vocal box in general.
- This is done by learning how to minimize the use of one’s vocal cords and produce vocalization by using a diverse set of muscles (such as the facial muscles working in full conjunction and coordination with the abdominal muscles).
- The Vocal Science™ Method and its unique voice/vocal technique will also allow your voice to naturally be amplified without any pain or strain on your vocal anatomy.
- With the help of natural herbs and supplements, the healing of damage within your vocal anatomy will take place – it should also repair the damage which may be a consequence of any kind of surgery on your vocal anatomy.
For those who suffer from voice disorders like Vocal Paralysis and are in need of the best non-surgical voice treatment and care: Contact us and find out what can be done to rectify this very serious voice/vocal problem.
Witness a testimonial by our Non-Surgical Voice Repair client who suffered from Vocal Cord Paralysis and received our non-surgical, revolutionary treatment to rectify it.