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What is the pathophysiology of voice disorders and nasopharyngeal disorders?
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Several come to mind such as vocal cord weakness, disfigurement of posterior pharynx, infections, abnormal mass affecting vocal cord function. Consider seeing a doc or ENT specialist for a thorough evaluation if this has occurred to an otherwise ‘normal’ situation.
Answered 4/3/2021
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