Infectious diseases such as colds, measles, whooping cough or scarlet fever can provoke the development of a disease called laryngitis. With provoking factors, laryngitis will not miss the opportunity to settle in the body. Acute laryngitis lasts about two weeks and can go on into a chronic form. The link describes the signs of chronic laryngitis in adults. Here signs of laryngitis in children are described.

There are several forms of the course of this disease, and some of them are dangerous for others. A person stubbornly cures a cold without realizing that he is a carrier of disease-causing bacteria or an infectious disease.

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  • 1 Symptoms of
    • 1 Common causes of
    • 3 in children
    • 4 in children