Expert Care for Voice and Swallowing Disorders

Swallowing disorders are typically evaluated and managed by an ENT specialist and a speech-language pathologist. They work together to understand the cause and recommend appropriate care.

Treatment depends on the underlying cause. An ENT or speech-language pathologist may suggest therapy, diet changes, exercises, or other supportive options based on the evaluation.

Certain voice changes may occur due to neurological issues that affect the muscles and nerves involved in speech. A specialist can help identify these conditions through a detailed examination.

A speech-language pathologist is trained to assess and support swallowing problems. ENT specialists also play a key role in diagnosing underlying throat or voice-box concerns.

A speech-language pathologist (SLP) helps individuals with communication, voice, and swallowing challenges through specialized assessment and therapy.

A speech-language pathologist typically performs a clinical swallowing evaluation, often alongside an ENT specialist who examines the throat and voice box.

Newer approaches may include updated therapy techniques, advanced diagnostic tools, and lifestyle-based strategies. Your specialist will recommend options based on your specific symptoms.

You may ask about the cause of your symptoms, testing options, therapy plans, diet recommendations, and ways to manage discomfort safely at home.