Spasmodic
dysphonia
It
is also called as laryngeal dystonia, is a speech disorder considered by
involuntary movements or shudders of one or more muscles of the larynx vocal
folds or voice box during speech.
Symptoms
It
may co-occur with other neurological drive illnesses such as blepharospasm
(extreme eye blinking and instinctive forced eye closure), tardive dyskinesia
(instinctive and tedious movement of muscles of the body, face, tongue, arms
and legs), or mandibulardystonia.
Diagnosis
Spasmodic
dysphonia can be problematic to diagnose because the structure of the larynx is
usual.
Treatment
Typically
an otolaryngologist, a doctor that concentrates in diseases of the ears, nose,
and throat (ENT), identifies SD can cure this disease.
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