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Do you know what is stammering and how it is treated?
A stammering is also called as sputtering which; is a disorder of speech .It is a condition where a speaker struggles to speak a word.We all have a certain kind of break while speaking .we might hesitate and saying Further or keep on repeating.But stammering is a little different which involves a repetition of words .Some people go mute or won't utter a single word.People suffering from stammering are very shy and will not make eye contact with the people they speak.they avoid to speak in public
; ; ; ; ;There are 3 types of stammering as follows

*Developmental stammering
It is the most common type of stammering which can be seen in younger children with an age group between 3-5 years . this is the time when kids start developing their own;
Speech and language abilities.this can be found in males;

*Neurogenic stammering
This is caused by an abnormalityof functioning between the brain and muscles or the nerves

*Psychogenic stammering
It begins with the part of brain which presides over thinking.

Symptoms;
*A speaker might face problems to utter a word or sentence from his mouth
After a continuous failure in smooth communication,speaker would feel frustrated.
*A person who knows him or her; weakness very well they would try to avoid the words at which they stammer
*A speaker shall repeat sounds or word which is normal
*A word with certain sounds are substituted for other to avoid any public humiliation.
*They would feel awkward hesitation in the beginning of the conversation.
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Treatment;for;stammering
there are various treatment which doctor provides according to age and need of communication and situation of the;patient.it;is often suggested that stammering in young children because there exist a possiblity of it being gone completely after; growing up.the; treatment also involve the parents to create comfortable atmosphere for the child.

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Sathya Kalaiselven

Super share dear!

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Dr. AMRITA

Very helpful information. Love the post.

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Isha Pal

Very nicely written

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Saumya pillai

Thanks <span style="color:#3B5998;"><b> @5fedec01cccb6d0014097596 </b></span> but I think every parent should know about it

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Rebecca Prakash

Very helpful. These days i see less of stammering kids. Not sure because of medical advances.

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