Patient's question:
When children are first learning to speak, they may develop stuttering because of some stimuli. Now, when they are in a hurry, they tend to stutter. They don't know how to treat stuttering or what to do about it.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the symptoms of stuttering in patients are generally psychological disorders, which cause issues such as inaccurate vocal cord pronunciation, as well as symptoms like voice tying up and stuttering under emotional tension. For patients who want to treat stuttering, they must engage in oral practice and communicate frequently with others. Long-term exercises can help patients speak complete sentences over time. Additionally, practicing tongue twisters is also an effective method for treating stuttering.