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We read with pleasure the study entitled:‘‘Vocal Disorders in Patients with COVID 19 in Egypt’’published online in the May 28, 2021 of the Indian Journal of Otolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery [1]. The main outcomes of the study were; dysphonia and phonesthenia were reported in 79.24% and 18.86% of the patients (n= 106) with mild-and moderate confirmed COVID-19 respectively, congestion of the vocal cords was the commonest laryngoscopic finding, and there was a significant association between dysphonic subjects and rhinorrhea, taste dysfunction, sore throat, and cough. Besides, significant association was observed between phonesthenic subjects and allergic rhinitis. We have many comments regarding the methodology, results, discussion, and limitations of the study.