Patient's question:
The baby is now two and a half years old. When speaking, it's like saliva is stuck in the mouth, and it can't say it out of urgency. I went to see a doctor, and the doctor said that my child is more likely to have a physiological stutter, and it generally doesn't need correction.Doctor's answer:
Hello, stuttering is a very complex speech disorder. People who stutter not only have abnormal speech behaviors but also often experience emotional distress and attitude changes, as well as variations in manner. Different stutterers exhibit different behaviors. Due to the complexity of stuttering, its treatment is also very complex and diverse. Currently, stuttering treatment primarily focuses on non-pharmacological methods, including speech therapy, psychotherapy, bioelectric feedback metronomes, voice modification techniques, delayed speech feedback methods, and sound masking methods, etc. Behavior, to help individuals choose appropriate treatment methods.