Patient's question:
My cousin's child is now two years old, but every time I listen to him speak, I can't understand him. Because my cousin said her child has stuttering, speaks unclearly, and is not articulate. So, how should this stuttering be treated?Doctor's answer:
Treatment for a child's stuttering requires correcting the stuttering in the child. When correcting a child's stuttering, it is necessary to adjust the child's psychology. Parents should communicate and interact more with the child regularly. Through continuous communication, the child's stuttering can be trained and the phenomenon of unclear speech can be improved. It is also important to give the child confidence and let them gradually practice. Daily exercises in pronunciation can also gradually improve the stuttering phenomenon. In some cases, surgery may be necessary to correct it.