Charly Reynolds says she underwent surgery on her vocal cords after she 'was having trouble singing'

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Country singer Charly Reynolds says that she had to undergo surgery on her vocal cords.The 23-year-old singer-songwriter told People Thursday that she gradually began noticing that she was having issues with her vocal cords last spring.'Suddenly, I was having trouble singing,' the Florida native said. 'But I didn't stop singing.

I just thought I was singing too much. I was taking on too much. Maybe I was just tired.'Reynolds, whose tracks include Rodeo and Tonight In Texas, said that four months later, she could not sing longer than a half-hour without losing her voice.Reynolds, who is working on an EP for release this year, said she subsequently visited a doctor who diagnosed her.

The latest: Country singer Charly Reynolds, 23, says that she had to undergo surgery on her vocal cords'My vocal cords were very inflamed and hemorrhaged and bloody,' Reynolds said.The country music artist said that doctors told her to take a month off from singing, but improvement continued to elude her.'It was just the total opposite of what you're hoping to see,' she said.Reynolds said that she decided at the end of the year to undergo a surgery after she said 'scar tissue had developed on' her vocal cords.'I decided to do the surgery now rather than wait five years, you know?' said Reynolds, who underwent the procedure at Nashville's Vanderbilt University Medical Center in December.

Reynolds said she is currently in vocal therapy and hopeful doctors will clear her to sing at shows 'in two months or so.'The performer has a new track out called Out of My Hands, which she said has a certain irony with her situation in mind.'Obviously, the title Out of My Hands is just very fitting right now because this whole situation has been very out of my.