Patient's question:
Before the age of three, he could speak normally. However, a few months ago, he started to stutter when speaking. Some people say this is a normal phenomenon in some children, but when they tried to correct it, it became worse. What's going on?Doctor's answer:
Stuttering is relatively common in early childhood, and similarly, it is also the most easily correctable phenomenon during this stage. If it cannot be corrected in early childhood, stuttering may sometimes be related to life circumstances. Medications can include small doses of olfactory or limonin (5-10mg), taken once or twice daily, to reduce muscle and respiratory tension and enhance the effectiveness of training. However, use should be under the guidance of a doctor. For children who stutter, in addition to strengthening training, acupuncture treatment can also be combined.