Causes And Effective Ways To Help Reduce Stammering | iHealthDoctor
Stammering Meaning
Stammering or stuttering is a speech disorder in which the flow of speech is broken in its rhythm and pace. This may lead to the repetition of words or prolongation in speeches. With a strong effort to speak, body and unusual facial movements may be noticed.Stammering can affect all age groups although it is mostly common with children. A leading cause of this disorder is anxiety or nervousness in children.
What Causes Stammering?
Causes of Stammering can be linked to three (3) main factors. These includes genetics, child development and neurological disorders.Genetics
Stammering can also be based on genetics. A stammer in the family is more likely to pass the gene to his/her children or great grand children. See also First genes found for stammering as Dr Dennies D. Reveals the three related genes that may trigger stammering.Child Development
Before a child starts speaking, the brain must have developed many different neural circuits, which must be able to interact in very accurate and fast ways. These changes can be stopped or starts developing in different ways which will result to stuttering. A research statement by Anne Smith in 2008 generates a huge question of how we perceive the cure for stammering.Neurological Disorders
The root of Stammering can be traced to neurological conditions which is based on the wiring of the human brain. According to research, the anatomy of the brain of those who stammer is quite different from those who do not stammer.According to research by stuttering foundation, over 70 million people live with this disorder and a male child is four times more likely to stammer than a female child. With time, Stammering may reduce in children but there are chances that it may also get worse if not properly managed.
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