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Often and willingly, dysphonia is identified with hoarseness (the so-called hoarse voice, or more precisely, xerophony); however, such an overlap of meaning is not strictly correct since voice alterations - in addition to hoarseness - can also include:
- The total absence of the voice (in this case, the specific term to indicate this condition is "aphonia");
- L "fatigue or weakness of the voice (in similar situations we speak of" phonoasthenia ");
- The instability of the voice (trembling voice perceived as a vibration or, indeed, a tremor);
- A whispered or aspirated voice.
