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The most common voice problem is prolonged or recurrent hoarseness.
Others include increased effort to speak, neck pain or a sore throat when
speaking, a soft voice, and vocal fatigue during or after speaking.
Individuals I work with have a wide range of disorders, personal characteristics
and circumstances, including those with no serious problems to those with
multiple physical, psychological, and financial challenges.
The clients I see are most often diagnosed with:
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Vocal nodules
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Muscle tension dysphonia or MTD
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Acid-reflux laryngitis
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Vocal fold paralysis or paresis
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Age related voice changes
Other disorders include:
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Vocal fold polyps or cysts
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Chronic laryngitis
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Vocal fold bowing
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Spasmodic dysphonia or SD
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Vocal tremor
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Vocal fold redness/swelling
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Incomplete vocal fold closure
I have over 30 years experience evaluating and treating persons with voice
disorders. My qualifications include:
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