Category: Information for Patients

Adolescent Voice DiseaseDuring puberty, the larynx of men grows and changes shape. This affects the tension and placement of the vocal cords, resulting in a thicker voice. This is a normal and necessary process.While this natural process occurs in men,…

Vocal Cord NoduleVocal cord nodules are usually caused by misuse of the voice. It is often seen in teachers, lawyers, call center workers and vocal artists.Small callus-like tissues form on the vocal cords. These tissues are formed as a result…

Lung Cancer and HoarsenessHoarseness is the first symptom of lung cancerLung cancer is a type of cancer that is difficult to treat when detected late. Smoking is the most important risk factor. But it can also be seen in non-smokers.…

How do we create sound? How do the vocal cords work?The formation of the voice occurs when the air flow in our lungs vibrates the vocal cords as it passes between the vocal cords and this vibration is shaped by…

Vocal Cord AdhesionThe task of the vocal cords is to enable us to breathe and speak by opening and closing. If the vocal cords stick together, problems such as difficulty breathing and hoarseness occur. There are many causes of vocal…

Drinking Water and Voice HealthDo you want your voice to sound healthier and more beautiful? To recover faster when your voice is hoarse? There is only one thing that is good for this and in its absence all treatments are…

# How is the Voice Affected After Thyroid (Goiter) Surgery?Thyroid surgery is one of the most common operations performed today for different reasons. This surgery is based on removing the goiter gland located in the front of our neck by…

Geğirememe Sendromu (No Burp Sendromu) (Retrograd Krikofarengeal Disfonksiyon)Burping syndrome, although not a common condition, can be quite uncomfortable for those who experience it. This condition is usually caused by swallowing air while eating and drinking. Normally, we take in a…

Voice of Teachers: No More Hoarseness!Protecting the voice is vital for every teacher. Constant talking and the use of loud voices can lead to hoarseness and other voice problems. This can negatively affect teachers' professional performance and quality of life.A…

Throat RefluxOur stomach acids can pass through our esophagus and stomach and damage the vocal cords and surrounding tissues. This is known as laryngeal or throat reflux. In the more well-known form of gastric reflux (Gastro-Eesophageal Reflux), there are complaints…