Persistent inflammation of the larynx without any pain is chronic laryngitis. It leads to changes or hoarseness in the voice. Smoking, acid reflux, chemical exposure, polyps, and persistent respiratory infections are its causative factors. Removal of the polyps, quitting smoking, medications to treat respiratory infections, rest to the larynx by not speaking, avoiding caffeinated drinks and alcohol, and drinking more water are ways to recover from this condition.
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I have breathing difficulty with cold while lying down. Please help.
Query: Hi doctor, I do not know what happened, but I stopped being able to breathe the last night. It was terrifying. My nose was stuffed up and I have been trying to get over the cold for almost 16 days now. I was laying on my back and had a dream (it was not scary at all). During the dream, I realized th... Read Full »
Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. The primary likely cause appears to be nasal congestion, particularly more pronounced during sleep, which can lead to a sensation of feeling choked. This congestion often eases when awake and mobile, causing a shift to mouth breathing, which is not as prevalent during sl... Read Full »
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