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Videolaryngoscopy is a diagnostic procedure that uses a high-definition camera attached to a laryngoscope to visualize the voice box (larynx) and vocal cords in real-time. It helps assess voice issues, throat discomfort, and suspected vocal cord abnormalities.
Rigid Videolaryngoscopy – Provides a clear, magnified view of vocal cords through the mouth.Flexible Videolaryngoscopy – Performed through the nose; ideal for evaluating speech and swallowing during natural voice use.Voice therapy with a speech-language pathologistMedication for inflammation, reflux, or infectionSurgical correction for vocal cord polyps, cysts, or paralysisLifestyle and vocal hygiene guidanceVocal strain or misuseLaryngitis (viral or bacterial)Acid reflux (LPR)Smoking or pollution exposureNeurological conditionsBenign or malignant growthsHoarseness or breathy voiceVoice fatigueThroat pain or tightness while speakingLoss of vocal rangeFrequent throat clearingStay hydrated and avoid throat clearingLimit caffeine, alcohol, and spicy foodsAvoid smoking and exposure to irritantsUse proper vocal techniquesSeek early evaluation if hoarseness lasts more than 2 weeks