How Acid Reflux Damages Vocal Cords And Affects Voice Your voice box is overwhelmed: If you have laryngeal damage caused by silent reflux, you may suddenly find that your voice box already feels like it's under severe strain. This can cause the delicate tissues of the vocal cords to become irritated by the low pH level of stomach acidLe and the problem is particularly common in laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR). Although medical or surgical intervention may be the only solution for some voices, nonsurgical options can be effective alternatives in healing and rehabilitating the voice.

There is a technique used developed by the Royans Institute for Non-Surgical Voice Repair which treats the issues that cause the acid reflux damaged vocal cords without going through surgery. The pair use an innovative methodology, which combines voice coaching that is personalized for each individual with a range of natural remedies, in order to heal and prevent further damage.

Using facial and stomach muscles to produce sounds, rather than exerting effort through the throat, methods in place at the Institute include the “rewiring” technique of restructuring the voice. This reposition lowers stress on the vocal cords, enabling the irritation triggered by acid reflux to recover as nature intended. In addition herbal therapists aid in tissue repair and calming of infact sites.

Lifestyle changes are additionally important in this non-surgical healing journey. Patients are instructed to recognize and eliminate food triggers that can trigger acid reflux (including spicy foods, caffeine and alcohol). Other measures such as sleeping with the head elevated and maintaining a healthy weight can also help reduce reflux.

If you're looking for an all natural, safe and effective treatment for acid reflux on vocal cords, then Royans Institute has a proven solution for you. From vocal technique and lifestyle considerations, clients can maintain a healthy voice that will last throughout the remainder of their lifetime without surgery.