Patient's question:
What should be done about children's language function disordersDoctor's answer:
The most common cause of language development delay is hearing impairment, which is often due to recurrent ear infections or "wet ears." Language development delay may also be caused by physical abnormalities, such as "cerebral palsy," or genetics, making it difficult for children to control the different body parts needed for speaking. If a child rarely communicates or interacts with their parents, they may start speaking later than other children. Children from bilingual families, left-handers, or those who are ambidextrous may also speak later. Parents should communicate more with their children and help them relax.