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Asking for Self, Male, 30 years old, Phool Nagar (Bhai Pheru)

I am a 30-year-old male diagnosed with puberphonia. My voice is high-pitched, sounds nasal, and I often need to clear my throat before speaking.

My ENT referred me to visit a speech Pathologist. Would online voice therapy work for my condition, or should I visit a therapist in person?

How long should each session be, how often should I take sessions, and approximately how many sessions may be needed?

Homeopath in Karachi - Psychologist Dr. Basit Chawla

Aap ka masla bohat jald homeopathic medicine se bilkul theek ho sakta hai, fikar na karein. Tafseel se baat kar lein, kindly online appointment book kar lein.

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Speech Therapist in Islamabad - Ms. Aqsa Azher

Ms. Aqsa Azher - Speech Therapist

BS (Psychology), Postgraduate Diploma in Speech & Language Therapy | Islamabad

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12 Positive Reviews

You should consult a speech therapist. It takes physical sessions to treat puberphonia. And the duration of sessions depend upon your condition and severity of voice disorder.


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Speech Therapist in Lahore - Ms. Sadaf Zafar Iqbal

Ms. Sadaf Zafar Iqbal - Speech Therapist

MA (Speech Therapy), MS - SLP, IBT | Lahore

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15 Positive Reviews

Yes, online voice therapy can be effective for puberphonia, especially when the patient can follow instructions and practice regularly. However, an initial in-person assessment is preferable to evaluate voice quality, resonance, pitch, and throat symptoms.
A typical session may be 30–45 minutes, 1–2 times per week, with daily home practice. The total number of sessions varies depending on the individual’s response, but improvement can occur within several sessions with consistent practice.
Because you also have nasal voice and frequent throat clearing, I would recommend completing the ENT evaluation and then having a detailed voice assessment before starting therapy.


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