Chronic laryngitis is inflammation of the vocal cords that lasts for more than three weeks. It is often caused by irritants like smoking, acid reflux, or voice overuse. Symptoms include a hoarse voice, throat discomfort, and difficulty speaking. Treatment involves addressing the underlying cause, such as quitting smoking, managing reflux, or voice therapy.
Staying well hydrated is essential for keeping your sinuses, throat, and vocal cords healthy, but persistent dryness, soreness, or voice issues may indicate an underlying ENT condition. If symptoms continue despite proper hydration, the specialists at Connecticut ENT Allergy & Sinus can help. Please contact us at either of our Waterbury offices (203) 578-4630 or (203) 574-3777 to schedule an appointment.
Your voice can offer important clues about your overall health, especially when changes persist or make it difficult for you to speak. Read our blog post, What Your Voice Says About Your Health, to learn more and get tips for keeping your voice strong. If you’re experiencing ongoing voice problems, contact Connecticut ENT Allergy & Sinus at either of our Waterbury offices (203) 578-4630 or (203) 574-3777 to schedule an evaluation and receive the care you need.
