Patient's question:
My colleague's child is 6 years old this year, but he has been stuttering. His family says that stuttering doesn't need treatment, but my colleague is quite worried, so he wants to ask if stuttering in children needs treatment?Doctor's answer:
Hello, this illness requires treatment and can be addressed through psychological therapy and many activities to change bad learning habits, especially reciting poetry or singing rhythmic breathing and pronunciation correction, which greatly helps in correcting stuttering. This is because it allows the brain to focus entirely on rhythm and rhythm, and distracts the stutterer's attention from pronunciation. If you continue to do this for a long time, you will no longer feel that pronunciation is difficult.