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Doctor's answer:
Laryngeal nodules are a common disease in otolaryngology, a special type of chronic laryngitis, also known as nodular laryngitis or vocal cord nodules. The lesions are mostly located at the junction of the anterior and middle one-third of the vocal cords, often caused by improper vocal use or excessive high-pitched vocalization, leading to localized inflammatory reactions in the vocal cord mucosa. The condition is symmetrical on both sides. In the early stages, it may present as edema and congestion, while with prolonged duration, fibrosis can develop, accompanied by surface epithelial hyperplasia and keratinization. Clinically, hoarseness is the primary symptom, but the severity varies. Early cases may produce a "breathy" voice when singing high notes, leading to easy fatigue. There are no changes when singing low notes. In advanced stages, hoarseness may progress to and become persistent.Hello! I recommend traditional Chinese medicine treatment. You can visit a TCM clinic specializing in throat and larynx conditions. The herbal powder can directly target the affected area, combining actions such as promoting blood circulation, resolving blood stasis, anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects, removing necrotic tissue and promoting regeneration, expelling phlegm and resolving nodules, calming the mind and soothing nerves, regulating the liver and smoothing Qi, and unblocking meridians. Combined with oral herbal medicine and acupuncture, this comprehensive approach treats both the root cause and symptoms, yielding excellent results with no side effects.