Patient's question:
I was born with stuttering. My mom said it has been like this since I started talking. When I was a child, she even said it was cute, but now that I've grown up, I feel it has a significant impact on me. Can stuttering be cured?Doctor's answer:
If stuttering occurs, it is necessary to persistently train the child's language pronunciation. One must identify breakthrough points from the child's pronunciation to clarify the root cause of the stuttering, understand the specific pronunciation issues, and then provide targeted treatment. Additionally, when treating pediatric stuttering, respiratory training should also be conducted. The purpose of respiratory training is to train the patient's muscles, thereby improving the symptoms of stuttering.