Inflammatory Subglottic Stenosis | Definition, Symptoms, and Treatments

Are you experiencing gradual onset of noisy, even effortful breathing? One uncommon but important explanation is idiopathic, inflammatory subglottic stenosis. That just means “unknown cause, likely autoimmune narrowing just below the vocal cords and at the highest part of the windpipe.”

This video explains the disorder and its management, shows “before” and “after” photos, and reassures viewers that if yours is the usual case, there doesn't seem to be any effect on general health or lifespan.

For more information, go to https://laryngopedia.com/stenosis/

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