Voice disorders

Cysts on the vocal cords are fluid-filled blisters that form on the vocal cords. They can develop as a result of voice strain, infections, or sometimes for no apparent reason.

The symptoms typically include persistent hoarseness and, in some cases, vocal fatigue when speaking. The treatment is almost always surgical, followed by voice rehabilitation.

Vocal cord paralysis can occur after an infection, as a complication from neck surgery, or as part of a cancer diagnosis.

The symptoms typically include shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, or occasionally choking.

Once the cause of the paralysis is identified, treatment can begin. The treatment may involve moving the vocal cords closer to the center of the neck to improve voice function.

The goal is to make the voice stronger and clearer, reduce shortness of breath, and minimize the tendency to choke.

Singer's nodules, or vocal cord nodules, are localized thickening on the vocal cords caused by prolonged vocal strain.

The thickening occurs on the part of the vocal cords that vibrates the most when using the voice.

Symptoms of singer's nodules include hoarseness, a strained voice, vocal fatigue, and, in some cases, voice failure. It may also be difficult to sing high notes or maintain a stable voice during prolonged speech.

The treatment for singer's nodules involves changing improper vocal habits through voice therapy to correct the technique that caused the thickening.

In more severe cases, where conservative treatment is ineffective, surgery may be necessary to remove the thickening. It is important to seek professional guidance, as improper treatment can lead to long-term voice problems.

To ensure a quick rehabilitation of the voice and to prevent recurrence, it is important to ensure proper voice usage through intervention by a speech therapist/logoped.

Speech therapy can also help teach techniques for better voice use and voice protection, which is crucial for both professional speakers and those suffering from voice disorders.

We collaborate with speech therapists across the country through various public communication centers, where they are typically affiliated.

Our clinic is dedicated to ensuring that your voice functions optimally, so you can perform at the highest level, no matter your stage.

We understand the unique demands placed on professional voice users, and our treatments are tailored to the individual voice and the specific challenges you face.

We offer diagnosis and treatment of voice problems,

Assessment and treatment of everything from strain injuries, hoarseness, and vocal fatigue to more complex vocal cord disorders,

Professional advice on how to best maintain and protect your voice to avoid future issues.

Your voice doctor, Jesper Balle, conducts examinations, treatments, and offers advice on your specific problem. Since 2006, Jesper has worked with and assisted professional voice users, including singers, actors, journalists, lawyers, meeting chairpersons, and other professionals who rely on their voice as part of their profession.

Our clinic provides a safe, exclusive, and professional setting where you can receive the care and attention you need. With our expertise, you'll gain the tools you need to handle the challenges you face as a professional voice user.

Contact us for a consultation without waiting time and get the help you need.

If you require a consultation outside of regular hours, we are happy to arrange this for you.