Vocal Cord Paralysis
Vocal cord paralysis occurs when one or both cords lose their normal mobility, which affects the voice, breathing, or swallowing. It can be due to various causes that alter the nerves responsible for their movement.
Common symptoms:
- Hoarse, weak, or broken voice.
- A feeling of shortness of breath when speaking.
- Difficulty swallowing or coughing when drinking.
When should you see a doctor? It is best to seek care when hoarseness lasts a long time, the voice changes noticeably, or problems with breathing or swallowing appear.
Which specialist treats it? The otolaryngologist is the professional who examines the vocal cords and guides the evaluation. The best course is to have it assessed by a specialist who examines the area directly.
Data on 24 doctors who treat vocal cord paralysis
Specialties that treat vocal cord paralysis
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in vocal cord paralysis
Dr. Alvaro Takane Kimura
Dr. Luz Maria Viveros Añorbe
Dra. Lourdes Olivia Vales Hidalgo
Dr. Fernando Federico Arcaute Velázquez
Dr. Veronica Díaz Salinas
Dr. Óscar César Lorandi Guerrero
Dr. Armando González Gomar Weckmann
Dr. Juan Antonio Castro Rosales
Dr. Jose Ganem Musi
Dra. Lisette Cristerna Sánchez
Dr. Luis Ramon Albavera Giles
Dra. Georgina Peralta Jiménez
Dr. Francisco Miguel Fernández Andrade
Dra. Maria Lidia Sánchez
Dr. Josué Franco
Dr. Juan Felipe Sánchez Marle
Dra. Carola Berenice Curiel Davalos
Dra. Yolanda Tena Jimenez
Dr. Luis Alberto Giorgana Frutos
Dra. Alicia Carreño Ramírez
Frequently asked questions
What is vocal cord paralysis?
Vocal cord paralysis occurs when one or both cords lose their normal mobility, which affects the voice, breathing, or swallowing. It can be due to various causes that alter the nerves responsible for their movement.
Which doctor treats vocal cord paralysis?
Vocal Cord Paralysis is usually treated by specialists in otolaryngologist, otolaryngologist.