What Is Laryngeal Paralysis?

Laryngeal muscle weakness refers to the weakness of the vocal muscles. Frequent vocalizations, such as new creatures in the vocal cords, and forced loud sounds for a long time. Working in a noisy environment, often requiring loud conversations, can cause strain on the vocal muscles of the throat. The typical symptom is that the patient's throat cannot maintain a correct pronunciation state for a certain tone for a long time, the voice is not clear, the tone is lowered, or even the tone is lost. The diagnosis often requires multiple examinations.