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Acute and Chronic Laryngitis

Acute and Chronic Laryngitis - How to prevent?

Acute and Chronic Laryngitis - Treatments

Treatment of laryngitis depends on the underlying cause. Avoiding exposure to irritants such as cigarette smoke, resting the voice and treating underlying causes such as a cold, sinusitis or acid reflux will be enough in most cases.

Medication may be prescribed to treat acid reflux. Occasionally, steroids may be prescribed to reduce swelling in the larynx if urgent voice restoration is required. Antibiotics are usually not needed as laryngitis is not usually caused by bacterial infection.

Acute and Chronic Laryngitis - Preparing for surgery

Acute and Chronic Laryngitis - Post-surgery care

Acute and Chronic Laryngitis - Other Information

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