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Juvenile Papilloma


Overview of Juvenile Papilloma

overview

Warts may develop on the vocal cords. This primarily happens in children and in boys. These growths often disappear spontaneously, especially at puberty. Occasionally, they may proliferate and obstruct the airway. Attempts at removing them often fail and they reoccur.

Causes of Juvenile Papilloma

causes

These warts, like others on the body, are caused by human papilloma virus.

Signs and Symptoms of Juvenile Papilloma

signs and symptoms

There may be hoarseness or difficulty speaking. If the wart grow they may make it difficult to breath. Stridor may develop, where sounds are made as the air moves rapidly past the narrowed vocal cords.



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Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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