vocal dysfunction
[/ˈvoʊ.kəl dɪsˈfʌŋk.ʃən/]
nounpl: vocal dysfunctions
disfunção vocal
1. A condition affecting the voice characterized by abnormal voice production, including hoarseness, voice fatigue, or loss of vocal control
The singer sought treatment for vocal dysfunction after months of intensive touring.
A cantora procurou tratamento para disfunção vocal após meses de turnê intensiva.
2. A medical or phonological disorder that impairs the normal functioning of the vocal cords or larynx
Vocal dysfunction can result from vocal strain, nodules, or improper vocal technique.
A disfunção vocal pode resultar de tensão vocal, nódulos ou técnica vocal inadequada.
3. Difficulty in producing clear, controlled voice sounds for communication or performance
Teachers with vocal dysfunction may experience difficulty throughout their workday.
Professores com disfunção vocal podem ter dificuldade ao longo do dia de trabalho.
In both Brazilian and American healthcare contexts, vocal dysfunction is a recognized clinical condition that affects teachers, singers, public speakers, and voice professionals. In Brazil, speech pathology (fonoaudiologia) is a well-established medical field addressing these issues. The condition is increasingly discussed in occupational health contexts, particularly in education and entertainment industries.
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