Patient's question:
My child's stuttering makes it very difficult for him to pronounce words, and each time he tries to pronounce, it's inaccurate. No matter how I teach him, he can't improve. What should I do now?Doctor's answer:
Hello, friend, if the child has a congenital stutter, then there will definitely be difficulties when correcting it. You must not give up. If you don't want to correct the child every day, you should often practice some oral skills with the child and frequently have the child read some articles. This is how the patient's proficiency can be improved. In the current situation, it is also necessary to frequently provide the patient with some massage and physiotherapy.