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Fluency in speaking

2016-08-28 13:04:33
Unable to speak fluently, when reading anything it is OK but when speaking normally he repeated one word and take some rest to complete the sentense
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This is a stuttering. it is a learning disorder.This requires a team usually comprising of an ENT Specialist, Speech Therapist & a Child Psychologist. There are a few centers where all these are available under one roof. Please consult your ENT Specialist to guide you to such a team near you.
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