Musician's face and neck swell during concert

A complaint of the leg playing the flute, along with the appearance of a temporary swelling in his face and neck during blowing, which is linked to increased pressure within the airway. This causes a transient protrusion resulting from repeated increased pressure during playing. The condition is often caused by rare issues such as a pharyngeal or laryngeal hernia and disappears when he stops blowing. Therefore, the swelling is attributed to a temporary effect of the pressures generated during playing, rather than a permanent swelling. It is a transient phenomenon associated with activities that involve repeated pressure on the throat.

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