What Is a Polyp Operation?
Vocal cord polyp surgery is suitable for patients with large or fibrotic vocal cord nodules and long-term vocal cord polyps. After vocal cord rest, vocal training and drug treatment are not effective, surgical methods should be used for treatment. Vocal cord polyp surgery involves the removal of vocal nodules or vocal cord polyps by indirect laryngoscope under local anesthesia.
Vocal cord polyp surgery
- If the polyp is too large, it can block the respiratory tract and even cause breathing difficulties. So this surgery is needed to remove the polyps. [1]
- The vocal nodules or vocal cord polyps are removed by indirect laryngoscope under local anesthesia;
- Remove the vocal nodules or vocal cord polyps by using plasma under the optical fiber laryngoscope. As early as
- 1. Vocal cord polyps are different from vocal cord nodules: the vocal cord nodule is a localized spinous cell proliferation of the mucosal epithelium of the front 1/3 of the bilateral vocal cords, and the lesions only affect the epidermal layer. The vocal cord polyp lesions affect both the vocal cord mucosal epithelium layer and the superficial lamina propria. This kind of localized lesions hinder the vocal cord mucosa from vibrating and sounding. Therefore, it is generally treated mainly by surgery, which is very pedicled polyps.
- The pedicled vocal cord polyp is recommended to invigorate blood circulation and remove blood stasis in the early stage. If the course of disease is longer than half a year, or after three months of aggressive treatment with scattered traditional Chinese and western medicine, if the sound does not improve, then it is removed by surgery. The method of activating blood circulation and removing blood stasis can still be used for dialectical treatment after surgery to further consolidate the curative effect.
- 2. Postoperative diet of vocal polyps: Human voice is the most direct barometer of people's emotional state. Any mental attack or excitement directly affects vocalization. In order to maintain a good vocal physiological state, it does not damage the vocal cords and cause polyps.
- Therefore, it is necessary to cultivate self-cultivation, cultivate sentiment, and develop a calm and calm personality, not to be angry when calling for trouble, not to yell loudly, and to have a controlled voice. In addition, it is necessary to quit smoking and drinking habits, avoid colds and upper respiratory tract infections, and use sound reasonably. These are very important.
- 3. Pay attention to preventing colds: In colds, acute and chronic laryngitis, the vocal cords have different degrees of congestion and edema. In addition, vocalization will aggravate vocal cord mucosal damage, bleeding, and edema, causing blood vessel shrinkage and even bleeding.
- 4. Don't smoke a lot and drink alcohol often: If you smoke or drink for a long time, the throat cavity and vocal cord mucous membranes are often congested, and excessive vocalization can easily cause vocal cord damage.
- 5. Women's menstrual period should pay attention to hygiene: Women's menstrual period, because of endocrine invocation, makes Renmai, Dumai meridian Qi upside down, qi and blood irregular, vocal cords are slightly congested, such as multilingual anger, singing, hurting throat, or Insufficient vocalization, vocal cords can easily damage bleeding, qi and blood sputum. [2]
- 6, pay attention to vitamin A, vitamin C and B vitamins from the diet.
- 7. Eat more food that is good for your throat
- For example, apples, pears, oranges, bananas, carrots, tomatoes, cucumbers, pakchoi, Chinese cabbage, rapeseed, celery, spinach, honey, tofu, soy milk, eggs, etc. These light foods are good for soothing the throat, clearing the voice and opening the voice. And contains a variety of vitamins and inorganic salts, good for health.
- 8.Don't drink too much and eat too spicy food
- Because alcohol and garlic, pepper, pepper, and other foods, the oral cavity, throat, and esophageal mucosa are the most irritating, and these areas are likely to be congested, swollen, and dysphonic.
- 9. Eat less cold and hot food
- Overheating of food can easily cause congestion of throat mucosa, which affects pronunciation and resonance. Food that is too cold can cause abnormal contractions and vasospasm in the muscles of the throat, causing venous blood flow disorders, causing mucosal damage and affecting the normal function of the laryngeal muscles and vocal cords.
- 10. Avoid talking as much as possible during the first two weeks after surgery to avoid adverse effects.
- 11. Don't use your voice too much. Excessive voice refers to abusing voices (voices) that are beyond their capabilities. Each person's vocal ability has three aspects: pitch (sound frequency range), sound intensity (vocal cord tension), and sound time (time of vocalization). Vocal cord lesions will occur beyond this range. Speak at a moderate volume and tone, preferably at a constant speed. Do not use it too long, too high, or too tired.
- 12, scientific pronunciation. High, low, and midrange are used alternately, because the front 1/3 of the vocal cord is used for treble, the middle 1/3 is used for midrange, and the rear 1/3 is used for bass. In this way, not only the sound is colorful, but also the vocal cords can rest alternately.
- 13, get rid of throat clearing habits. Many people may often use this action to cough up sputum in the throat or make their voice clearer. However, this action severely tightens the vocal cords instantaneously, easily causing vocal cord damage.
- 14. Treat acute laryngitis as early as possible to avoid turning into chronic laryngitis. When catching a cold, pay attention to rest the vocal cords, especially in the case of hoarseness of the cold, timely treatment and avoid coughing, so as to prevent coughing and vocal cord injury. In particular, it is important to avoid shouting or talking for a long time after drinking, after a cold, or when the throat is inflamed, so as not to form vocal cord polyps.