Causes of stuttering

Stuttering is also called stuttering. It is mainly the ability to express one's thoughts or communicate with others through various ways or means. The main cause of speech disorders in life is abnormal understanding of spoken text and the use of jewelry. At the same time, it is mainly supply difficulties and damage to some neurons. At the same time, it is mainly infectious nerve inflammation that leads to some facial nerve paralysis.

The main symptoms in his life are abnormal pronunciation or indirect aphasia, which are the causes of his illness in life and are also very critical. Some language barriers caused by developmental delays or some serious damage to his temperament organs in the later stage.

Language disorders caused by developmental delay, which are not caused by hearing impairment, organic damage to the central nervous system, and severe mental retardation, are called developmental aphasis. Edited by Shen Xiaoming. Clinical Pediatrics reports that 7% to 10% of children have language development below normal standards, and 3% to 6% of children have language perception or expression disorders, which affect their future reading and writing.

In addition, there are currently 7 million deaf-mute people in the country, the vast majority of whom are pre-lingually deaf.

The speech disorders discussed here mainly refer to speech disorders caused by localized brain or peripheral neuropathy, including dysarthria and aphasia. The incidence of speech disorders [dysarthria and/or aphasia] caused by brain diseases, especially cerebrovascular diseases, is quite high. According to the epidemiological survey data of cerebrovascular disease in six cities in 1982, the annual incidence rate of cerebrovascular disease in China was 182/100,000 population, and the prevalence rate of medical treatment was 620/100,000 population. Data from recent years show that cerebrovascular disease has become the leading cause of illness and death among adults.

In the statistics of the sites of cerebral hemorrhage, hemispheric hemorrhage (internal capsule and basal ganglia) that can affect the language area accounts for 80%; in the statistics of the sites of ischemic cerebrovascular disease, middle cerebral artery thrombosis that can affect the language area also accounts for 60% to 80%.

Common vertebral-basilar artery thrombosis, posterior brainstem cranial neuropathies caused by various causes, and certain myopathies can lead to dysarthria.

The above are the causes of stuttering. Mental retardation causes some stuttering, mainly due to supply difficulties and damage to some neurons. At the same time, it is mainly infectious nerves that cause inflammation and then lead to some facial nerve paralysis. , the diagnosis of diseases in daily life is also very critical. We must pay attention to preventing and controlling the occurrence of other diseases in daily life.