Stammering

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It is a speech disorder, in which normal fluency of speech is disrupted.  The disruption of speech may arise in various forms. Mainly disruption of speech arises in the form of repetition of certain words, prolongation/extension of certain words/syllables, or silent pauses in between speech. Stammering is very common among children.
Stammering may severely affect the emotional state of a person. It may lead to associated stress, anxiety, feeling ashamed in social communication.
*Medicine for Stammering*
*Stramonium 200*
1. It works best in stammering cases.
2. Pt exerts strain for a long time before a word is uttered.
3. Stammering is violent and the person distorts the facial muscles heavily in order to be able to speak.
*Lachesis 200*
Lachesis is well indicated when a person stammers over certain specific letters while speaking.
*Lycopodium 200*
1. In this medicine pt while speaking out the last words of a sentence. 
2. Pt of  weak memory, indistinct sleep, lack of self confidence and poor self esteem.
3. Fear of public speaking.
*Spigelia 200*
1. In this medicine, the first few words of a sentence followed by normal, clear, uninterrupted speech.
2. Pt repeats the first syllable around three to four times before he can go on to the next part of the sentence.
*Causticum 200*
1. When the stammering is noticed when a person is mentally or emotionally excited,
2. Twitching of the facial muscles or problems in the vocal chords.
*Lac Caninum 30*
When a person starts to stammer when he talks fast
*Staphysagria 200*
When the stammering appears while talking to strangers.
*Nux vomica 200*
It is the medicine to use when stammering is a result of extreme stress or over work.
*Gelsemium 200*
It is used to treat stuttering after severe viral infections when the patient complains of a heavy tongue and lack of general coordination.
For more details you can contact Dr.A.N.Das at 91-9337404283 or Mail at-drandas28@gmail.com.

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