E 'impaired quality / quantity of the voice characterized by subjective symptoms (reported by the patient himself) such as: lowering the tone of voice, burning at laryngeal fatigue during speech and objective symptoms (recorded during the physical examination by a specialist visit).
realzione In the etiological factor that determines the dysphonia can be:
1) Organic which may be due to: congenital laryngeal, cancer lesions, inflammatory diseases;
2) Organic secondary to diseases of other systems or organs (respiratory, gastrointestinal, endocrine):
3) Functional due to misuse of the voice, which can generate a lesion of the vocal cords (nodules, polyps, edema) or may occur in absence of organic lesions;
4) Secondary drugs eg. creatine, corticosteroids, antihistamines,
5) psychogenic in which the alteration of the voice is a psychic in the absence of organic changes and is therefore related to emotional distress.
What to do if you develop symptoms attributable to this disease? Make request for
Visit Phoniatrics. The speech therapist will then decide on the treatment (medication, surgery, speech therapy) fit.
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