GĐXH - Actress Hong Anh was hospitalized due to problems with her vocal cords and vocal cords. She had a cough and lost her voice, and her condition is still not stable...
Information from the fangage of Idecaf Drama Theater recently announced the cancellation of 2 performances of the play Under the Beauty's Shadow on December 14 and 15 at Ben Thanh Theater because artist Hong Anh has serious health problems.
Sharing exclusively with Tuoi Tre Online, a representative of the Idecaf Drama Theater said that Hong Anh was hospitalized due to problems with her vocal cords and vocal cords. She had a cough and lost her voice, and her condition is still not stable, so the theater had to urgently announce the cancellation and postponement of the performance.
Actress Hong Anh has a problem with her vocal cords and cannot perform in the near future.
Previously, at a press conference to announce the premiere of the play Under the Beauty's Shadow, Hong Anh said that while she was in the middle of rehearsal, she had health problems. When she went to the doctor, he informed her that if she did not receive proper treatment, she could lose her voice forever.
However, because she loved her role in Under the Beauty's Shadow so much, Hong Anh tried her best to overcome her illness to bring the audience a role that she was passionate about.
On her personal page, Hong Anh apologized to the audience. She said this decision was something she did not want.
What are vocal cords?
The vocal cords are two bands of muscle inside the larynx that are responsible for producing or producing sound. When you speak, air from your lungs pushes up, causing the vocal cords to vibrate, creating sound. Conversely, when you are silent, the vocal cords close and do not produce sound.
Normally, at birth, the vocal cords are about 6 to 8 mm long and gradually grow as we enter adulthood. Differences in the length and thickness of the vocal cords lead to differences in the pitch of each person's voice. Thicker vocal cords will produce a lower pitch or deeper voice.
The vocal cords of men and women are different in size. The vocal cords of adult men are usually about 1.75 - 2.5 cm long, while those of women are from 1.25 to 1.75 cm. Men's vocal cords are longer and thicker than women's, so their voices will be deeper.
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Some diseases that affect the vocal cords
Acute laryngitis : You can get acute laryngitis if you have an infection or strain your vocal cords from overuse or loud voice use.
Chronic laryngitis : This usually lasts more than three weeks and is caused by smoking, allergies or reflux.
Vocal cord dysfunction : This occurs when the vocal cords do not function properly.
Vocal cord lesions : Vocal cord lesions develop that are not cancerous but are nodules, polyps or cysts, especially when you use your voice too much.
Vocal cord paralysis : Occurs when one or both vocal cords do not move normally.
Vocal cord injury: Injury from overusing your voice by talking, shouting, or singing for long periods of time. If you are hit, the impact to your throat can injure your larynx.
Laryngeal cancer: This is a type of squamous cell carcinoma of the larynx, which occurs when the epithelium grows out of control, forming a tumor.
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How to take care of the larynx?
To prevent diseases related to the vocal cords, you need to do the following well:
- Limit the use of tobacco, alcohol and stimulants.
- Limit respiratory infections by avoiding contact with people showing signs of illness. - Drink 1.5-2 liters of water/day to keep your throat from drying out.
- Limit talking and shouting for long periods of time.
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