Vocal cord polyps are soft, swollen, or fluid-filled lesions that form on one or both vocal cords due to vocal strain, irritation, or injury. They differ from vocal nodules, which are firmer and usually appear on both cords.
These growths can interfere with the normal vibration of the vocal cords, affecting speech and sound production.
Vocal cord polyps are soft, swollen, or fluid-filled lesions that form on one or both vocal cords due to vocal strain, irritation, or injury. They differ from vocal nodules, which are firmer and usually appear on both cords.
These growths can interfere with the normal vibration of the vocal cords, affecting speech and sound production.








