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Paralyzed Vocal Chord
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MD I have a paralyzed vocal chord. I have had the surgery to fill the chord with a substance to make it work again. It lasted about 2 & 1/2 months. Immediately after the surgery, I had an... View answer
MD . I wasonly intubated for approx 36hrs. In the hospital I was told I had vocal chord damage from intubation . Is this the same as paresis? The E N T told me it wasn't paralyzed but damaged. I can... View answer
MD My husband has many health issues. Has had a quintuple bypass, pacemaker, 2 total shoulder replacements, esophagus surgery, surgery for paralyzed vocal chord, diabetic and Parkinson's. He has low to no... View answer
MD completely well and cannot clear my vocal chord area. Should I go back and get Diflucan or something else ...I have oral thrush on my pharynx and vocal chords - diagnosed with a scope by my ENT doc. I... View answer
MD infection & vocal chord problem & had been taking treatment ended 15days back .I got tooth infection as well ... View answer
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MD was hospitalized on Nov. 19 thru 24th with either chf, pneumonia, or something else. His left vocal chord is paralyzed and we have made arrangements to have surgery when other problems resolve. He is... View answer
MD in 2005 I had a spinal fusion, 3 levels in neck. Dr cut my throat and pull everything to the side for a 9 hr surgery, to get to my spine. I wound up with a paralyzed right vocal chord. It took more ... View answer
MD Nose cracks constantly, have not blown my nose for 6 years. Head face full of fluid. Have been to 5 ent one did deviated septum, have had trigeminal nerve procedure, and paralyzed vocal chord operation... View answer
MD Hi. My daughter is a jazz vocal student at the university of toronto. She was diagnosed with a polyp on her vocal chord in March by a Toronto specialist and is still awaiting a surgery date. Is there ... View answer
MD I am looking for an ENT doctor to repair my paralyzed left vocal cord. The nerve was damage during ... where silicone is injected adjacent to the paralyzed vocal cord so that it is moved closer... View answer