Patient's question:
A girl doctor, who is about to turn six years old, has a very severe stutter when speaking. When she first started learning to talk, it was better. She could pronounce simple words like "grandparents" and "parents" clearly, but as time went on, her stutter became worse and worse. She doesn't know what to do and is asking for treatment advice from the doctor.Doctor's answer:
A 18-year-old child has severe stuttering when speaking. This condition is abnormal, and it is necessary to take the child to a professional institution for a follow-up examination. It is recommended to take the child to the pediatric health department first to check the child's intellectual development to see at which level the child's intellectual growth and development is. Then, specifically examine the language situation to see what causes the child's stuttering, and then provide targeted treatment.