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For us ENT doctors, a detailed throat examination is one of the most important tools we have for diagnosing and treating many different throat problems. It gives us a complete view of what's going on in your throat, including your voice box (larynx), the back of your throat (pharynx), your tonsils, and all the tissues around them. By carefully examining the voice box and other parts, we can often find the reasons behind symptoms like a persistent sore throat, a hoarse voice, trouble swallowing, and even some breathing problems. One of the biggest advantages of this kind of thorough examination is that it can help us find problems like infections, swelling, or even early signs of cancer. If you often have throat problems, getting regular examinations can help us keep an eye on your health and spot any changes as soon as they happen.

Medical history review to understand concerns
Anterior rhinoscopy using speculum
Endoscopic evaluation if warranted
External nose inspection for asymmetry

Advantages of Routine Nose Checks

Early detection of sinus issues
Prevention of chronic sinusitis
Peace of mind about your respiratory wellbeing
Proper monitoring of treatment progress
Better airflow leading to enhanced exercise capacity

Drink plenty of water to maintain mucus membranes
Use voice properly to avoid voice problems
Practice good oral hygiene to prevent infections
Steer clear of irritants like smoke
Get regular checkups for early detection

Why Would You Need a Throat Examination?

Pharyngoscopy is a specialized test that allows ENT specialists to examine your throat. It's typically performed when patients experience ongoing voice complaints. During the exam, your doctor will use an endoscope called a pharyngoscope.

The examination of the voice box, or larynx, is a critical part of a detailed throat examination. During this examination, we pay particular attention to the appearance, movement, and overall health of your vocal cords and the surrounding tissues within the larynx. We look for any indications of inflammation, redness, swelling, or the presence of abnormal growths such as nodules or polyps. We also watch how your vocal cords move when you talk or swallow to make sure they're working properly and to check for any weakness or paralysis. Any irregularities in the appearance or function of the voice box can indicate underlying medical conditions that require further investigation or treatment.