What to do if you stutter

There are all kinds of people in society, and people who stutter are also a large group. Some patients with stuttering are even afraid to speak, feeling that someone is laughing at them. This can cause psychological damage over time and make the stuttering problem more serious. Therefore, patients who stutter must be confident and receive psychological treatment. So what should we do about stuttering, which has also become a psychological barrier for patients. At the same time, people should also know that stuttering is caused by different reasons.

Stuttering is the stammering of speech and is a language defect. There are many reasons that lead to stuttering, such as physiological, psychological and disease factors, which can all lead to the occurrence of stuttering. Therefore, patients with stuttering should take it seriously and not let it take a long time to be difficult to treat. Patients can also reduce stuttering by solving their own problems. The following is some information about stuttering, which may be helpful for patients to understand.

Stuttering refers to the phenomenon of repeating sounds or interrupting words and sentences when speaking. He has a habitual language defect. Commonly known as stuttering, it is a very complex language disorder that involves many aspects such as genetic genes, neurophysiological development, psychological pressure and language behavior.

(1) Physiological reasons. Some people believe that stuttering is related to genetics or some kind of brain dysfunction.

(2) Psychological reasons. Such as mental tension, anxiety, and stress. Psychological factors are the main cause of stuttering.

(3) Being controlled by a brain control device. The brain control weapon sends false signals to the brain, causing the vocal cords to spasm, resulting in stuttering. The characteristic of this type of stuttering is that stuttering appears inexplicably after junior high school and high school. It was normal before.

(4) The entire language nerve function is impaired. That is, there is a disorder in the nervous system that is closely related to pronunciation, language comprehension and even reading and writing.

(5)Physiological diseases. Children may also be prone to stuttering if they have brain infections, head injuries, or infectious diseases such as whooping cough, measles, influenza, and scarlet fever.

(6) Imitation and suggestion

Stuttering correction and prevention: (1) Relieve tension when speaking and pay attention to eliminating negative stimuli.

(2) Strengthen speaking training.

(3) Don’t let your mind wander before you speak, don’t give yourself any psychological hints, and slow down your speech to make your expression natural.

What should we do if we stutter? I believe that the above introduction to stuttering will be helpful to people. In life, patients with stuttering must be confident and practice speaking and articulation often when they have nothing to do. Everyone should also know that the causes of stuttering are different. When treating, you must choose the appropriate treatment method based on your own situation to avoid it taking a long time to cure it.