03 / Care

Throat & Voice

Care for sore throat, voice changes, tonsil problems, and related throat concerns.

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The throat, node by node

Follow the passage

Scroll through the place where breathing, voice and swallowing share one remarkably small space.

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Laryngeal crossroads

At the larynx, air continues into the trachea, the vocal folds create sound, and swallowing protects the airway.

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Sore throat

Most sore throats are due to minor infections and settle within a week. A sore throat with high fever, difficulty breathing or swallowing, or one that lasts beyond a week or two, needs medical attention.

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Voice changes

Hoarseness or a changed voice often follows a cold or vocal strain and usually settles within a couple of weeks. Voice changes lasting longer than two to three weeks, especially without an obvious cause, are worth having checked.

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Tonsil problems

Tonsil problems can include recurring soreness, swelling, or infections. Frequent episodes, or a sore throat with severe pain and difficulty swallowing, are reasons to seek a clinical opinion.

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Swallowing difficulty

Difficulty or discomfort swallowing food or liquid can have several causes. Swallowing difficulty that's new, worsening, or accompanied by weight loss or pain deserves prompt evaluation.

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Throat discomfort

A persistent lump sensation, irritation, or discomfort in the throat can have many causes. Discomfort that persists for more than a couple of weeks is worth discussing with a doctor.

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  1. Laryngeal crossroads
  2. Sore throat
  3. Voice changes
  4. Tonsil problems
  5. Swallowing difficulty
  6. Throat discomfort
Sore throat

Most sore throats are due to minor infections and settle within a week. A sore throat with high fever, difficulty breathing or swallowing, or one that lasts beyond a week or two, needs medical attention.

Read the “Worth a check” row
Voice changes

Hoarseness or a changed voice often follows a cold or vocal strain and usually settles within a couple of weeks. Voice changes lasting longer than two to three weeks, especially without an obvious cause, are worth having checked.

Read the “Worth a check” row
Tonsil problems

Tonsil problems can include recurring soreness, swelling, or infections. Frequent episodes, or a sore throat with severe pain and difficulty swallowing, are reasons to seek a clinical opinion.

Read the “Worth a check” row
Swallowing difficulty

Difficulty or discomfort swallowing food or liquid can have several causes. Swallowing difficulty that's new, worsening, or accompanied by weight loss or pain deserves prompt evaluation.

Read the “Worth a check” row
Throat discomfort

A persistent lump sensation, irritation, or discomfort in the throat can have many causes. Discomfort that persists for more than a couple of weeks is worth discussing with a doctor.

Read the “Worth a check” row

03 — What to look for

What are you experiencing?

  • Sore throat

    Most sore throats are due to minor infections and settle within a week.

    Worth a checkA sore throat with high fever, difficulty breathing or swallowing, or one that lasts beyond a week or two, needs medical attention.

  • Voice changes

    Hoarseness or a changed voice often follows a cold or vocal strain and usually settles within a couple of weeks.

    Worth a checkVoice changes lasting longer than two to three weeks, especially without an obvious cause, are worth having checked.

  • Tonsil problems

    Tonsil problems can include recurring soreness, swelling, or infections.

    Worth a checkFrequent episodes, or a sore throat with severe pain and difficulty swallowing, are reasons to seek a clinical opinion.

  • Swallowing difficulty

    Difficulty or discomfort swallowing food or liquid can have several causes.

    Worth a checkSwallowing difficulty that's new, worsening, or accompanied by weight loss or pain deserves prompt evaluation.

  • Throat discomfort

    A persistent lump sensation, irritation, or discomfort in the throat can have many causes.

    Worth a checkDiscomfort that persists for more than a couple of weeks is worth discussing with a doctor.

Treatments & procedures

Treatment for throat and voice conditions is decided after an in-person evaluation, and can range from monitoring and medical management to minor procedures or surgery when appropriate.

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