The introduction of botox into the laryngeal muscles can be used to treat various medical conditions, such as spastic dysphonia (motor disorder of the vocal cords), dystonia (involuntary muscle cramps) or other diseases associated with excessive tension of the laryngeal muscles.
Botox (botulinum toxin) blocks the transmission of nerve impulses to the muscles, which leads to their temporary relaxation. By injecting botox into certain muscles of the larynx, excessive tension can be reduced and voice control improved.
Before deciding on the procedure of botox injection into the muscles of the larynx, it is important to consult with an otorhinolaryngologist or speech therapist specializing in the treatment of vocal disorders. The doctor will evaluate your condition, determine the need for the procedure, and explain to you all the risks and benefits of this treatment method.
