Patient's question:
Son, four years old. Maybe because he learned to speak by imitating others, and the parents didn't pay much attention. We are all busy, and he speaks unclearly, as if he has something in his mouth. Is there any device that can help?Doctor's answer:
Currently, stuttering treatment is primarily focused on non-pharmacological approaches, including speech therapy, psychological therapy, bioelectric feedback metronomes, voice production method modification, delayed auditory feedback methods, and sound masking techniques. In severe cases of stuttering, low-dose medication may be prescribed, with dosages ranging from 0.5 to 2mg, administered once or twice daily, or anti-anxiety medications may be used for treatment.