Do I need a laryngoscopy if my throat hurts

There is no need to do laryngoscopy, the sore throat caused by cold and fever a few days ago should be a little inflamed before it hurts, you buy some anti-inflammatory drugs to eat, and then buy a bag of herbal tea to take it within 1-2 days to see the effect!

Laryngoscopy can be uncomfortable, and due to the sensitivity of the pharynx and laryngeal mucosa, nausea and retching are prone to occur during the examination. The cost is about a few hundred yuan, and some charges are more than 1000, according to the different brands of the instrument, its ** is not the same. Specifically** can be asked by your local doctor.

Indirect laryngoscopy:

During the examination, the examinee is sitting on a chair, leaning forward, opening his mouth and sticking out his tongue, wrapping the anterior third of the tongue with clean gauze, pulling the tongue forward and down, heating the indirect laryngoscope but not burning it and placing it in the oropharynx, asking the examinee to take a deep breath, make a "clothes" sound, move the base of the tongue forward, lift the epiglottis, illuminate the mirror surface of the indirect laryngoscope through the light of the frontoscope or headlamp, and observe the image in the mirror to check the laryngeal structure.

When placing an indirect laryngoscope, the mirror should be placed downwards and quickly and securely placed on the soft palate at 45 degrees from the horizontal plane without touching the tongue, hard palate, and tonsils to avoid causing a nausea reflex that could interfere with the examination.

If the patient's gag reflex is too severe to cooperate, a small amount of 1% decaine can be sprayed into the pharynx for further examination. Because the mirror is tilted downwards at 45 degrees, the image of the larynx seen in the mirror is inverted from the real laryngeal position and remains unchanged. Due to the limitation of the size of the indirect laryngoscope, the entire larynx cannot be seen at the same time, so the mirror should be slowly rotated to examine the larynx area by area.

It is not very painful to do laryngoscopy, and it is necessary to use anesthetic before the examination, which is only a little uncomfortable.

Before doing laryngoscopy, you should spray anesthetic, which is an anesthetic, and if you want to check the vocal cords, you should also drop some anesthetic on the surface of the vocal cords, so that you will not be sad during the examination.

Lidocaine can be applied locally before laryngoscopy, and few patients report distress. Fiberoptic laryngoscopy or electronic laryngoscopy is currently the most widely used examination and method in clinical practice. The laryngoscope can directly observe most of the nasal cavity, nasopharynx, oropharynx, hypopharynx, larynx and trachea, and pathological biopsy can be performed if there is a space-occupying disease; If there is a pharyngeal foreign body, it can be removed; Small vocal cord polyps can be removed; If there is a cricoarytenoid dislocation, it can be reduced by dialing.

The endoscopic narrow band technique can be used to show the distribution of local mucosa and blood vessels, and abnormal neovascularization can indicate whether there are early malignant pathological tissue changes in the locality, which provides a reference for the early diagnosis of malignant tumors.

Just finished laryngoscopy and it wasn't painful at all.

Laryngoscopy is still painful for most patients, and direct laryngoscopy can easily cause nausea and vomiting, so the operation must be performed on an empty stomach, that is, stop eating and drinking 4 to 6 hours before the examination.

Patients with severe systemic diseases and very weak constitution may consider postponing surgery. If you have high blood pressure or have a serious heart condition and you need to have a check-up, you should work with your physician to prepare for surgery.

Hello, laryngoscopy is generally **, but most patients will have nausea symptoms, so it is recommended not to eat a few hours before the laryngoscopy.

At the beginning, the doctor gave you an indirect laryngoscopy, that is, the kind with a small mirror at the front of a tube, which must be cooperated, it will be a little nauseous, and you can't eat or drink when you do laryngoscopy, or you won't be nauseated. There is also a video laryngoscope, which is a thin tube that goes through your nose and makes sure your nose is clean before doing it. This kind of very uncomfortable, don't move, otherwise it will hurt you during the examination, endure it for a while, at most a few minutes, endure it, but the child may not cooperate, you must not let him pull out the tube, otherwise, it will hurt the throat or nasal cavity.

The video laryngoscope is not painful. First spray anesthetic, then the nasal tube, it will take three to five minutes, and it will be over in a minute or two. Generally, doctors in county-level hospitals can do it.

I just finished it the day before yesterday, and the laryngoscope is not painful. I was a doctor in a second-class hospital, and I would use an iron-like thing from my mouth into my throat, and my tongue would stick out, and I would cooperate with the doctor to say one by one, so I didn't need to be particularly nervous or painful, and then the doctor would slowly probe in. I was not very good at doing it for the first time, and then I used anesthetic medicine for half an hour, and the whole tongue was numb and unconscious, and the first time I did it, it was very easy to do, and I pulled my tongue and cooperated with the doctor to say one by one, and then I did it directly....

You can choose to do an electronic nasopharyngoscope, **bitter, I was examined in the General Hospital of the Armed Police yesterday, the equipment in the local hospital may be relatively poor, and those laryngoscopes or something may be disgusting.

It depends on the individual situation and the hospital. When I did it, the anesthetic was not ready, so it was a little painful, but it was bearable.

Just finished the video laryngoscopy, and it was not painful at all.

Due to the deep location of the larynx and the complex physiological structure, it cannot be directly seen, so some special examination methods are required for laryngeal examination, such as indirect laryngoscopy, direct laryngoscopy, fiber laryngoscope, electronic laryngoscope, strobe laryngoscope, ultra-high-speed cinematography, sonography or glottography.

It doesn't hurt, but it's disgusting, the doctor uses a gauze to cover your tongue and don't let you move, this hurts, my throat is too sensitive, the doctor said, the anesthetic has too much effect.

It's a bit of a disgusting feeling.,Nothing special.,Don't be afraid.,,I just did it last month.。。。