Patient's question:
I also have stuttering. I want to ask if there are no other methods besides using a corrector for treatment? The onset and duration of this condition: It started in childhood, but it is much worse than before. Current general condition: I get nervous when speaking and sometimes cannot speak.Doctor's answer:
Hello: Stuttering, commonly known as "stammering," "stuttering mouth," "stuttering child," or "tongue-tie," is medically referred to as "dysphonia." People with stuttering often experience speech repetition, pauses, and hesitant speech. Stuttering is not constant throughout the day, nor is it present in every word or sentence. It comes and goes, with varying severity. They usually do not stutter when talking to themselves or when singing or acting in a relaxed and cheerful mood. However, they are more likely to stutter when anxious, fearful, or nervous. It becomes difficult to speak the words they want to say, and it takes a lot of effort. Some patients may only have one symptom, while most have two or more. All of these symptoms can be treated with the Tianyi Stutter Correction Device. The earlier stuttering is treated, the better the outcome, as it tends to worsen over time if left untreated.