Throat & Voice
Common Throat & Voice Conditions That We Treat
Common Throat Assessment
and Treatment Options
What Are the Functions of the Throat & Voice box?
The throat, also known as the pharynx, is a ring-like muscular tube that connects the mouth and nose to the oesophagus (leading to the stomach) and larynx (voice box), allowing air, liquid and food to pass through. The voice box, also called the larynx, is a hollow tube connecting the throat to the rest of the respiratory system and contains the vocal cords.
Primary functions of the throat and voice box include:
We Provide Comprehensive Assessment and Management of These Symptoms:
Our Specialists
Dr Chin Chao-Wu David
Senior Consultant Ear Nose Throat Surgeon
Dr Eng Soh Ping Elliot
Senior Consultant Ear Nose Throat Surgeon
Dr Leong Jern-Lin
Senior Consultant Ear Nose Throat Surgeon
Dr Mark Hon Wah Ignatius
Senior Consultant Ear Nose Throat Surgeon
Dr Huang Xinyong
Senior Consultant Ear Nose Throat Surgeon
For Singaporeans & Singapore Permanent Residents
Insurance & Medisave Partners
Certain ENT procedures are claimable under Medisave, and the exact amount would depend on the procedure. For more information, please speak to our friendly clinic staff about using your insurance plan, Integrated Shield Plan, or Medisave.
When Should You See An ENT Specialist In Singapore??
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Any Ear, Nose or Throat symptoms that you are troubled with or concerned of
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Persistent blocked nose with mouth breathing or snoring
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Our Main Clinic
Feel free to drop by our clinic and meet our specialist
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Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre 3 Mount Elizabeth #09-03, Singapore 228510
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Other Practice Locations
Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre
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3 Mount Elizabeth #09-05 Singapore 228510
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Parkway East Medical Centre
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319 Joo Chiat Place #03-02 Singapore 427989
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Mount Alvernia Medical Centre D
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820 Thomson Road #08-63 Singapore 574623
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are throat and voice conditions serious? When should I visit a doctor?
Most throat and voice conditions are typically temporary and not a significant cause of concern.
However, you should seek immediate medical attention if your symptoms worsen, such as difficulty breathing or extreme pain when swallowing.
It is best to consult a specialist if you are uncertain about your symptoms or conditions.
What increases the risks of throat and voice conditions?
- Smoking
- Allergies
- Chemical irritants
- Chronic sinus infections
- Weakened immunity
How to prevent throat and voice conditions?
- Adopt high standards of personal hygiene by washing your hands frequently, especially before consuming food and after using the toilet
- Avoid touching your face
- Regularly clean and disinfect common surfaces or commonly used items such as mobile phones and remote controllers
- Drink plenty of water
- Have adequate rest
- Consume a healthy diet
