- Male
- 22 Years
- 22/01/2025
I'm wondering if Vizylac is effective for treating a sore or inflamed throat, or if it's meant for something else entirely? I've been experiencing some discomfort and I'm curious if this is the right medication to use or if there's a better option.
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View allI've been diagnosed with vocal cord nodules through endoscopy, and my voice isn't sounding right. The doctor recommended surgery, but I'm really worried can this be treated without surgery? I work in sales, so my voice is important. If surgery is necessary, could you suggest a good ENT surgeon in Delhi? Also, will my voice recover fully after the surgery? I've attached a picture of my vocal cord nodules for reference.
Vocal cord nodules can often be managed without surgery through voice therapy and behavioral changes. If voice therapy isn't successful, surgery might be necessary, but most people with nodules can achieve good results with non-surgical methods. Many factors can influence recovery, including the severity of the nodules, individual healing rates, and adherence to post-operative care
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I'm dealing with granular pharyngitis at the back of my throat and it's been really uncomfortable. I've already tried two rounds of antibiotics, but they haven't made any difference. I'm honestly quite worried about what I should do next. Any advice would be really appreciated.
No need to worry such conditions would need long term treatment,visit your ENT doctor for evaluation and appropriate treatment.
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I've been struggling with excessive salivation for the past 6 months and have tried medications like glycopyrrolate, fluoxetine, and pantoprazole but nothing seems to work. Are there any surgical options or injections that could help stop this problem? I'm really desperate for a solution to control this constant salivation issue.
Excessive salivation can cause choking,skin irritation and also aspiration ,understanding the underline causes,anticholinergics are also advised.botulinium injections, surgery include,salivary gland ligation and salivary gland excision.
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