Patient's question:
I and my husband have had normal pronunciation since childhood, but my son is six years old this year, and he still stutters a bit when speaking. I don't know what caused it, and how can it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Stuttering is often mentioned in people, and it is actually an obstacle that hinders human speech. The occurrence of stuttering is related to genetic factors, and genetic factors are actually family diseases. Secondly, it is related to abnormal development of the human central nervous system, which can make a child's pronunciation and language comprehension abilities very poor. Additionally, many people's eating habits and psychological reasons are related to it, and excessive self-esteem and nervous anxiety can also cause stuttering.