Patient's question:
My son is three and a half years old. When he started talking, there were no difficulties detected, but a few months later until now, his language is not very fluent, and it's a bit difficult for him to speak.Doctor's answer:
Dysarthria is a developmental delay that occurs during the process of children's language development. It can be overcome with timely correction, but if the problem is not addressed promptly, some children may gradually develop poor pronunciation habits, resulting in unclear speech and forming more severe language disorders. This can lead to reading difficulties, affect academic performance, and even impact their work and life as they grow up.