Understanding stuttering

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There are a lot of times when we encounter people with speech impediments. Some are brought about by stress, some are brought about by after surgery wounds and some are from birth. These impediments vary from lisps, stuttering, stammering and hairlips. Some are easily curable but some may just as be psychological in symptoms and causes. Understanding it needs a lot of open mindedness and patience.

What is stuttering?

One of the major speech impediments that haunts peopleboth young and oldnowadays is stuttering. Stuttering refers to an impediment in speech. This is accompanied by symptoms like repeating or prolonged syllabication of a word, repetition of a single syllable or repetition of whole phrases or stopping anytime during the utterance of a sentence and sometimes it also involves not producing the sound for a certain syllable, word or sentence.

There are a lot of factors involved in the worsening or alleviation of a persons stuttering. Most of the time environmental factors, human intervention, drugs and other things and situations around a person’s living space or environment, of these factors affect stuttering adversely. In most cases it...

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