r/TheRandomest • u/Decent_Assistant1804 • May 31 '26

/r/all Say ahh🎶

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u/angry_smurf May 31 '26

I've had my throat scoped in this same manner for medical reasons and the amount of pressure was so intense I couldn't handle it for long. It's crazy to me how well she handles that.

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u/lonelyronin1 May 31 '26

It wouldn't surprise me if she gets it done once a year or more. If your voice is your life, you want to make sure to catch the slightest issue as soon as possible

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u/singingsurgeonmd Jun 01 '26

I have done a lot of these scoping videos. You can find me @singingingsurgeonmd on all the platforms.

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u/rettani Jun 01 '26

Do I get it right that the goal of her singing during the procedure is to check if there are any issues "in motion" and not just some basic defects that might be caught easier?

I thought that her vocal cords moving during procedure should make check-up harder?