Patient Profile:
A 42-year-old professional speaker experienced chronic hoarseness and vocal fatigue for over three months. Symptoms worsened after extended speaking engagements.
Diagnosis:
A voice doctor at Enticare performed a laryngoscopy and stroboscopy, revealing vocal cord nodules caused by vocal overuse and poor voice technique.
Treatment Plan:
The patient began structured voice therapy with a speech-language pathologist and followed vocal hygiene recommendations, including hydration and voice rest. No surgery was required.
Outcome:
Within eight weeks, vocal clarity improved significantly. The patient returned to professional speaking without discomfort and reported better voice control and endurance.
Conclusion:
Early evaluation by a voice doctor allowed effective, non-surgical treatment and prevented permanent vocal damage.