Patient's question:
My son has a slight stutter, and it's noticeable when he speaks, as it's different from other children. The whole family is quite anxious and wants to ask, how should we treat his stuttering for the best?Doctor's answer:
For stuttering, there are no very effective medications that can treat it. It can only be improved through regular training, step by step. In daily life, it's important to practice relaxation, which can help you understand what you want to express. You can relax yourself by clenching your fists and then releasing them, and then clenching them again. Another method is deep breathing, which can help you relax better. The patient can inform their audience in advance that they have a stutter. Only by accepting yourself can you achieve better treatment.