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Laryngeal spasm is when the vocal cords narrow or close inappropriately. It can cause problems speaking or breathing, or can make a person feel like they are choking or that their “air is being cut off.” It is usually treatable with medication or therapy (or a combination). It is usually caused by an underlying medical problem in the throat or airways.
