Patient's question:
What is going on when a child is slow to speak and has a language barrier, or is it considered auspicious delay in speech? Is there any way to treat it?Doctor's answer:
Children's language disorders primarily include two aspects: language comprehension and language expression. When these two aspects show differences compared to peers, it may indicate that the child has a language disorder. Specifically, language disorders can include phonation, pronunciation, prosody, and language development, among others. In reality, there are numerous factors behind children's language disorders, including physiological factors. Some children develop language disorders due to congenital developmental issues. Additionally, there are psychological factors, which encompass the child's learning, parental issues, teacher-related problems, and social skills.