What is a follow-up examination after vocal polyp surgery?
Disease description:
My partner had surgery to remove a vocal cord polyp, during which part of the vocal cord was excised. It's been over a month now, and we were advised to have a follow-up examination. What does postoperative follow-up for vocal cord polyps involve?
Follow-up examination after vocal polyp surgery generally refers to the patient returning to the hospital for a check-up one month after completing the surgical procedure. The patient needs to undergo an examination to avoid vomiting and other symptoms during the evaluation. Under indirect laryngoscopy, the entire length of the vocal cords can be observed. Laryngoscopy is performed to reduce pain, save on part of the examination cost, and effectively monitor the recovery progress of the condition.