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Laryngitis

Laryngitis is inflammation of the larynx (voice box). The primary symptom is loss of some vocal function, ranging from hoarse voice to no voice at all. Laryngitis can be caused by overuse of the vocal chords, or by other inflammation, trauma, or infection. The accompanying symptoms depend on the primary cause. Typically, these last under 2 weeks.

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Causes
Viral, trauma, bacterial
Diagnostic method
Based on symptoms, examination via laryngoscopy if concerns
Differential diagnosis
Epiglottitis, laryngeal cancer, croup
Duration
Usually a little more than 2 weeks
Frequency
Common
Pronunciation
/ˌlærɪnˈdʒaɪtɪs/

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Laryngitis

Nodes85
Edges84
Triples70
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.023529
Components1

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Laryngitis

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related to Signs and symptoms · 10
Laryngitis → Because, Cold, Dry, Frequent, Globus, Sensation, Shortness, Swollen, The, They
has treatment · 6
Laryngitis → Antibiotics, Chronic, General, Resting, The, Treatment
related to Diagnosis · 5
Laryngitis → Concerning, Diagnosis, If, Other, The
has cause · 4
Laryngitis → Acute, Chronic, It, The
related to Visual diagnosis · 4
Laryngitis → Other, Stroboscopy, The, This
related to Acute · 3
Laryngitis → Acute, In, Recovery
related to Differential diagnosis · 3
Laryngitis → Acute, Spasmodic, This
related to Voice quality · 3
Laryngitis → Aside, Speakers, They
related to Chronic · 2
Laryngitis → If, The
Causes · 1
Laryngitis → Viral, trauma, bacterial

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
LaryngitisCausesViral, trauma, bacterial1.00infobox
LaryngitisDiagnostic methodBased on symptoms, examination via laryngoscopy if concerns1.00infobox
LaryngitisDifferential diagnosisEpiglottitis, laryngeal cancer, croup1.00infobox
LaryngitisDurationUsually a little more than 2 weeks1.00infobox
LaryngitisFrequencyCommon1.00infobox
LaryngitisPronunciation/ˌlærɪnˈdʒaɪtɪs/1.00infobox
LaryngitisSpecialtyOtorhinolaryngology1.00infobox
LaryngitisSymptomsHoarse voice, aphonia fever, pain1.00infobox
LaryngitisTreatmentVoice rest, fluids1.00infobox
Laryngitisis ahoarse voice or aphonia0.90text
from coughing or other causesinstance ofand trauma0.80text
herpesinstance ofother viruses0.80text

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