Laryngeal contact granuloma is a proliferative lesion occurring in the laryngeal area, which is often treated clinically with internal conservative treatment and surgery. 1. Conservative internal medicine treatment includes voice training therapy: for patients with long-term throat clearing habits and excessive use of voice, when the granuloma is small, non-tibial and without obvious respiratory difficulties, it can be treated conservatively under regular observation. Restore the function of vocal folds through voice training. Acid-suppressing treatment: mainly treats laryngeal contact granuloma produced due to gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). 2. Surgical treatment: Although surgery can quickly resolve the symptoms of hoarseness and partial pharyngeal foreign body sensation, it is generally not the treatment of choice due to the trauma involved. If you suffer from laryngeal contact granuloma, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time.