Patient's question:
Recently, I have been working overtime every day, which has led to my health deteriorating. I often have insomnia, and my appetite is getting worse day by day. Sometimes I even develop stuttering. After checking into the hospital, they said it was a childhood stuttering, and the surgery cost.Doctor's answer:
Stuttering is not a congenital disease. If you can perform the following actions, you can prevent stuttering. (1) Create a relaxed and pleasant living environment for young children, allowing them to speak calmly and encourage children to interact with parents and people around them; (2) Educate children not to be impatient, and do not let them memorize poems or articles too early that they do not understand, to avoid causing mental stress; (3) Do not let children imitate people who stutter; (4) When a child's speech is disorganized and not fluent, do not pay too much attention, do not scold or laugh at them, to avoid harming the child's self-confidence and causing nervousness.