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Laryngitis
My brother developed hoarseness of voice after vomiting. An ENT examined him on 16 May and performed an endolaryngoscopy. The ENT diagnosed acute laryngitis and prescribed medicines along with 20 days of voice rest. After about 17 days, the hoarseness is still present and has not significantly improved, but it has not worsened either.”
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It shows Rt vocal cord paresis.
It will take time.
Continue medication.
Repeat laryngoscopy
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U need to have follow up with same doctor as u had
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Continue medicines as it’s written on the prescription
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Don’t change lot of doctors and lifestyle modification also needed .
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Hello, the report shows right vocal cord paresis which takes time to recover . Follow up with ENT consultation
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Voice hygiene
Voice rest
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It’s due to LPR as there is complain of vomiting .
So strict voice rest
Keep luke warm water in throat for 8-10 times /day it soothe the throat .
Drink plenty pf water .
Add steam inhalation to the treatment it will help too
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Not to worry it will cure by itself .
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Avoid oily/spicy foods .
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