My tonsils were cut off, but I studied broadcasting. Does it affect my voice?

The vocal cords are mainly vibrating. When vocalizing, the vocal cords on both sides tighten, and the glottis narrow or even close. The airflow from the trachea and lungs constantly impacts the vocal cords, causing vibration and vocalization. Under the coordinated control of laryngeal muscles, the glottis are controlled regularly. Therefore, the length and tightness of vocal cords and the size of glottis fissure will affect the tone. Adult male vocal cords are long and wide, while female vocal cords are short and narrow, so female vocal cords are higher than male ones. Teenagers begin to change their voices at the age of 14, which usually lasts for about half a year.

The commonly cut tonsil is the pharyngeal tonsil of the pharynx. In the mucous membrane of the pharyngeal dome, there are abundant lymphoid tissues, which are called pharyngeal tonsils. The vocal cords are located below the false vocal cords (ventricles) in the laryngeal cavity, one on the left and one on the right. They are composed of auditory ligaments, muscles and mucous membranes. They begin at the inner surface of the intersection of thyroid cartilage plates and end at the vocal cord process at the front end of the bottom of spoon cartilage.

Don't worry, it won't affect you.