The larynx serves both for breathing and for producing of voice with the 2 pairs of vocal chords present in it.
Therapy for Vocal Fatigue
Vocal fatigue is the progressively increasing effort to speak or sing, accompanied by a progressive decrease in vocal ability. It can be felt as…
Difficulty Swallowing
Difficulty swallowing also known as dysphagia is the disruption of the normal process of the transfer of food and liquids from the mouth to the stomach…
Our Voice
Our voice is produced by the most seductive human organ, the larynx. Our larynx has multiple tasks as it participates in speech, breathing and swallowing.
Reflux of Gastric acid
Almost 40% of the adult Greek population has gastrointestinal reflux symptoms, but only 10% are aware of it. Many patients with laryngopharyngeal….
Coughing
Coughing occurs when cells along the air passages get irritated and trigger a chain of events. The result is air in the lungs is forced…
Hoarse Voice
Hoarse Voice refers to a difficulty making sounds when trying to speak. Vocal sounds may be weak, breathy, scratchy, or husky, and the pitch or quality…
Vocal Cord Nodules
Vocal cord nodules are benign (noncancerous) growths on both vocal cords that are caused by vocal abuse. They are also known as “singers’ nodules”…
Reflux of Gastric Fluid into the Larynx
The term Laryngopharyngeal Reflux (LPR) refers to the backflow of food or stomach acid all of the way back up into the larynx…
Voice Care
For a professional voice user voice care and vocal hygiene are very important to be implemented on a daily basis. Careers that depend on…
Swallowing disorders
Swallowing disorders: An endoscopic exam is an office procedure that involves viewing the throat and vocal cords in order to determine…
Phoniatrics
Phoniatrics: Video documentation of laryngeal anatomy along with its mechanical function is a painless procedure, and is essential…
Frequently Asked Questions
What information does this page provide about The Larynx?
This page provides general information about The Larynx. It does not replace an individualized medical assessment.
When should I seek medical assessment?
Medical assessment is advisable when symptoms persist, worsen, recur or interfere with everyday activities.
Where is EViasis ENT Medical Center?
EViasis is located at 3 Paradeisou Street, Marousi, Attica, P.C. 15125.
Voice changes in the context of an ENT visit
The larynx, often called the voice box, contains the vocal folds. Their vibration produces the sound of the voice. A change in voice can therefore lead to questions about how the larynx is functioning, how the voice is used and whether further examination is needed. The cough and hoarseness guide provides related information about symptoms discussed within this field.
Your everyday voice matters
A teacher, singer or someone who speaks throughout the working day may describe a voice problem differently from a person who notices a change only occasionally. Tell the doctor what your voice is usually like and what has changed. You can mention when the difficulty began, whether it varies and how it affects work or daily communication. These details provide context for the examination.
During the consultation, discuss previous tests and any care you currently receive. The doctor can explain which examination is appropriate and what its findings mean for your circumstances. General information about the larynx does not establish the cause of hoarseness, and one approach does not suit every voice concern. Bring the questions that matter most to you rather than trying to select a procedure from a website.
Explore the clinic’s related services
The diagnostic tests page introduces examination fields, while mouth and pharynx covers neighbouring anatomy. EViasis is based in Marousi, with access information on the contact page. To arrange an individual visit, use the appointment page or contact the clinic. Ask whether there are any practical instructions for the consultation you have booked.