You should contact a phoniatrist if you have problems with your voice (speech) that interfere with communication and cause discomfort. The following signs should make you wary:
These signs usually indicate that the vocal apparatus is overloaded or damaged. However, these symptoms often signal the presence of central organic disorders.
The phoniatric department at the K+31 medical center specializes in the examination and treatment of vocal apparatus diseases. Using advanced treatment methods, phoniatrists help patients restore and improve its functions.
Our phoniatric center has a good rating. The clinic is equipped with modern diagnostic equipment, which allows us to conduct all the necessary research on site. After establishing a diagnosis, specialists at the K+31 phoniatric center in Moscow prescribe treatment, which can also be done with us.
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What is phoniatrics?
Phoniatrics is a specialized area in otolaryngology. This section of medicine deals with the study, detection and treatment of voice and speech disorders.
In particular, phoniatrists work with:
The main goal of treatment is to restore the voice and improve the quality of life. To do this, the phoniatrist prescribes special exercises. In severe cases, he refers the patient for surgery.
As part of prevention, phoniatrists teach patients how to use their voice correctly. This is especially important for people whose profession is associated with constant strain on the ligaments, for example, singers, teachers and actors.