Following diagnosis, voice therapy should be implemented to optimize<unk>  hygiene.<unk>  fold cysts tend not to improve solely through<unk>  rest or<unk>  therapy. Patients with sub-epithelial cysts have a better prognosis for timely recovery of<unk>  abilities than patients with ligament<unk>  fold cysts. Typically, patients can resume speaking activities in 7–30 days following surgery, and singing activities 30–90 days post-surgery. Up to 20% of patients show scarring, polyps or vascular changes of the<unk>  folds following surgery. In severe cases, these resulting symptoms may require further surgery. The patient must always be aware of the impact and potential complications of surgery on their voice, especially if the voice is heavily used occupationally. In these cases, post-operative therapy should be discussed.
Vocal cord cyst
Thyroglossal cyst
Branchial cleft cyst
Choroid plexus cyst
Laryngeal cyst
Choroid plexus papilloma
Nasopharyngeal cyst
Vocal cord hemorrhage