Abstract

To evaluate the clinical efficacy and safety of the use of the drug Homeovox in patients with acute and chronic catarrhal laryngitis as monotherapy. To fulfill the set goal of the study, the following tasks were solved: evaluation of the clinical effectiveness of the drug Homeovox as monotherapy for various types of dysphonia; evaluation of the effectiveness of the drug Homeovox as monotherapy from the 1st day of use. The basis for the implementation of the tasks was the analysis of the results of the examination and treatment of 60 patients with voice disorders aged 18 to 75 years. Among them, 10 (17%) patients with acute laryngitis and 50 (83%) patients with chronic laryngitis. To establish the diagnosis, a comprehensive examination was carried out, involving examination, videolaryngostroboscopy, acoustic analysis of the voice. The study design included three patient visits, during which the functional state of the vocal apparatus was examined by subjective and objective methods. As a result of the treatment with the use of the drug Homeovox, the efficacy and safety of this drug in the treatment of dysphonia in adult patients with acute and chronic laryngitis from the first days of therapy has been proven, which is confirmed by the method of videolaryngostroboscopy and acoustic analysis of the voice. The drug Homeovox is an effective, safe remedy and can be included in the complex treatment of laryngeal pathology in order to increase its effectiveness and achieve a therapeutic effect in a shorter time, manifested by an improvement in the clinical and functional state of larynx.

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