Intralaryngeal infusion of drugs

The procedure for administering medications to the larynx.

Indications for the procedure:

• - inflammatory processes in the hypopharynx (laryngitis, pharyngitis, tonsillitis)
• - diseases of the vocal cords (swelling, dysphonia, overstrain)

For fillings, hormones and oil solutions are used.

During the procedure, an anesthetic is applied to the root of the tongue to suppress the gag reflex. Using a syringe with a rounded cannula, the medicine is injected into the larynx. The patient may experience mild discomfort, burning, cough.

The number of procedures is 5-10, determined by the doctor.

Contraindications:

• - children under 14 years old
• - allergic reaction to these drugs
• - diseases of the nervous system with increased excitability
• - oncological diseases