When I first was injured, the doctor’s performed intubation on me. Intubation is where they insert a small plastic tube into the windpipe. Intubation opened my airways and helped me breathe normally.
Unfortunately, they had to do it 3 separate times. They told
my family that if they did it three times they could damage my vocal cords.
Well they put a fairly large gap in my vocal cords. The gap can sort of be
closed through speech therapy. However if you have exhausted the benefits of
speech therapy you should try medicine.
So a while back, I tried to see if the doctors
would inject resling in the vocal cords. Resling has the opposite effect of
Botox. It tightens instead of loosens. So it helps close the gap in the vocal
cords. It is supposed to improve your volume. Now I have tried the temporary
injection twice, they give you the temporary one first to see if it works, and
it does make your voice a tiny bit louder. Now I just have to get the permanent
one!!
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