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What is the remedy for a person whose right or left vocal cord in larynx gets paralyzed?
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Vocal cord paralysis: Please see a laryngologist. depending on the confirmation of paralysis and the cause of this condition as well as symptoms such as breathy voice, shortness of breath or aspiration, a medialization procedure may be appropriate if there is an adductor paralysis.
Answered 12/18/2017
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