puberphonia

Uvula strength is crucial for puberphonia speech training (speech training in the pharynx) as it allows for precise articulation and manipulation of the vocal tract to produce sounds. While vocal tract strength is reduced in individuals who have puberphonia. UMAR training increases the strength and weight with vibration.

puberphonia

Myoelastic aerodynamic membrane vibration similar to vocal cord in voicing property there in the region of uvula. Re redirecting puberphonia similar to faciago, double voice.

puberphonia

"Etiology of puberphonia include emotional stress, delayed development of secondary sexual characters, psychogenic, hero worship of older boy, maternal protection, etc. Puberphonia may also be because of nonfusion of thyroid laminae, in these cases hypogonadism may be the cause and it has to be ruled out".

In my experience of recording the etiology for puberphonia in 1530 cases for the last 20 years, none had these features as etiology. Only non-breaking of voice or continuation of child voice is the only cause for puberphonia.

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 In puberphonia, in most cases, the larynx, including vocal cords, are normal. I personally feel no change in the anatomy of the vocal cord is going to treat puberphonia.

Causes of puberphonia 

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Puberphonia can have both psychological and physiological causes: Psychological causes 

Emotional stress

Psychological imbalances

Resistance to pubertal changes

Self-consciousness

Excessive admiration of another male or sibling

Excessive maternal protection Psychological causes

Delayed development of secondary sex characteristics 

Only a high pitched voice is called puberphonia.

Dr.M.Kumaresan

Dr.M.Kumaresan

puberphonia

"Etiology of puberphonia include emotional stress, delayed development of secondary sexual characters, psychogenic, hero worship of older boy, maternal protection, etc. Puberphonia may also be because of nonfusion of thyroid laminae, in these cases hypogonadism may be the cause and it has to be ruled out".

In my experience of recording the etiology for puberphonia in 1530 cases for the last 20 years, none had these features as etiology. Only non-breaking of voice or continuation of child voice is the only cause for puberphonia.

 In puberphonia, in most cases, the larynx, including vocal cords, are normal. I personally feel no change in the anatomy of the vocal cord is going to treat puberphonia.

Dr.M.Kumaresan

uvula is equal to vocal cords

The process of phonation converts aerodynamic energy into acoustic energy: It can occur not only vocal cords but also at the level of uvula, where the nasopharyngeal & oropharyngeal opening is there and uvula vibration is there like vocal cords