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How do you treat a vocal cord nodule?
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Surgery: Vocal cord nodules are generally treated with surgery.
Answered 9/29/2016
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Vocal cord nodules: Are usually due to vocal abuse. The main treatment is speech therapy. Also agressive treatment of any acid reflux. Occasionally, surgery is needed for cases that dont clear up with speech therapy.
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