Dr. M. Blessy Sharolin is a Consultant Speech & Swallow Therapist at Brain & Spine Centre, Kurnool, with expertise in the evaluation and rehabilitation of speech, language, communication and swallowing disorders. She works with patients recovering from stroke, neurological disorders, head and neck cancer treatments and developmental speech conditions. Her practice includes advanced swallowing assessments such as FEES and VFSS, as well as speech-language therapy, voice therapy and communication rehabilitation. Dr. Blessy believes that effective communication and safe swallowing are essential for quality of life and independence. She collaborates closely with neurologists, spine surgeons, physiotherapists and rehabilitation specialists to provide multidisciplinary care and help patients achieve meaningful functional recovery.
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Accreditation & Commendations
Achievements
💠 Specialized Training in Neuro Deglutology
💠 Expert in Dysphagia Rehabilitation
💠 RCI Licensed Speech Language Pathologist
💠 Advanced FEES & VFSS Assessment Experience
💠 Stroke Speech Rehabilitation Specialist
💠 Pediatric & Adult Communication Therapy Expertise
Frequently Asked Questions About Dr. M. Blessy Sharolin
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Dysphagia is difficulty in swallowing food, liquids or saliva. It commonly occurs after stroke, neurological disorders and certain medical conditions affecting the swallowing muscles.
Yes. She specializes in speech, language and swallowing rehabilitation for stroke patients and individuals with neurological disorders.
FEES and VFSS are specialized swallowing assessments used to evaluate swallowing safety and identify swallowing disorders accurately.
Yes. Speech therapy can help children improve speech clarity, language development and communication skills.
Yes. Voice therapy is available for patients experiencing voice disorders, vocal strain and communication difficulties.
Many swallowing disorders can be improved through structured swallowing rehabilitation, exercises and specialized therapy techniques.
