what is the cure for stammering problem?
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Do something and increase your self confidence.When talking don't too fast take your time and let the words come out.Those who laugh at you aren't worthy of being called friends.I know I had this problem too,still have it but not so evident.Hope this helps.
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Some people, when they're under stress, tense their vocal cords. Young children can sometimes tense them so much that the vocal cords lock up. When this happens they can't speak because no air can come out. So they begin to struggle to release the lock. This struggle quickly becomes a habit, and THAT is what the world sees, hears, and calls stuttering. \n\nTo deal with this problem, breathe in through the mouth, let some air out very calmly, and then slow the first word of the sentence: "I..., am happy to be here." \n\nStuttering is very common. Approximately one percent of the population across the world stutters. Because it's genetically based, stuttering runs in families. However, it also requires early childhood stress to manifest itself - a new sibling, a new school, or some other source of childhood anxiety. Stuttering usually begins between the ages of four and seven. Fortunately, it can now be effectively treated.
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Get some peanut butter and put it on the roof of your mouth. It works! One of my teacher's had a jar of it in the cupboard always handy for anyone who had hiccups.
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This is the only real way to instantly cure the hiccups! Look no further!  The Hughes/Green method cure's the hiccups EVERY time GUARANTEED!  You will be amazed!  Hundreds of instantly cured hiccuper's have sent in their testimony's of deliverance! Files are available for researchers! Carefully understand both the HOW and the WHY of this method. If you don't get the WHY you might not get the HOW. Here's how to cure the hiccups:\n\n"Hughes/Green Hiccups Cure"© 1997\n\n(1) Pour a TALL glass of water.\n\n(2) Hold your breath... ***\n\n(3) IMPORTANT...PINCH YOUR NOSE CLOSED.\n\n(4) Slowly, take 10 - 20 swallows of the water...while holding your breath with your nose pinched closed.\n\n(5) When you can't stand it any more....you'll know by that overwhelming drowning sensation -- after a gasp, take a deep breath and relax.\n\nThis cures the hiccups 99 percent of the time - guaranteed! It's a proven medical remedy! (A second treatment could be necessary for stubborn cases.)\n\n*** For stubborn cases, try EXHALING COMPLETELY and then taking 10 - 20 swallows.\n\n      NOW: HERE'S WHY IT WORKS: Hiccups are caused by an uncontrollable spasm in the diaphragm, (the "breathing" muscle). Often, this spasm is triggered by irritable conditions in the smooth muscles of the stomach or the esophagus. The "Hughes/Green Hiccups Cure" forces an increase in the carbon dioxide levels in the diaphragm itself, as well as in the stomach and esophagus. By swallowing, you are making the muscles work -- so they use up their available oxygen and replace it with carbon dioxide. By temporarily discontinuing to breath, you prohibit new oxygen from entering your body and thus create an anaerobic condition in the spasming diaphragm muscle. When the spasming diaphragm and stomach are deprived temporarily of oxygen and encounter the higher levels of carbon dioxide ... you feel that scary drowning sensation! BUT this causes the spasming muscles to relax! The hiccups go away! Essentially, you are "tricking" your body into thinking that it's drowning ... and it decides to use it's resources for something other than hiccuping. The rather "scary" drowning sensation caused by this method is NECESSARY for the method to work. If it's not just a little bit difficult ... it doesn't work.
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use hot water real lemon and a dash of fresh grated ginger every couple of hours.if you a temp also take paracetamol every four hours. suck a good throat lozeger IE strepils. rest your voice no talking etc. good luck.
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Sorry, it can not be cured, however the best strategy I know of that is natural is structure.  Have structure built into every aspect of their life.  Stay with a strict schedule and have things be predictable for the child.  It works for me and I have several students in my classroom who have difficulty with A.D.H.D.
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Maybe you should go to a speech therapist or speech pathologist.  Could be a stuttering issue.  I had a cousin who stuttered.  she would open her mouth but nothing would come right out.  go see someone who specializes in speech.
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As a child, 40 years ago  (!!!), the home remedy was to gargle with luke-warm salt water. As a child it seemed to work, though whether that was because it got better quickly anyway is not known.\nBut now you might like to look here:
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Try getting 1 teaspoon of baking soda and mix it with 4 ounces of water mix until completely disolved.Then drink it.You will burp a couple of times about a minute or 2 after but it should take the problem your having away.
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it first of all use salt with water 1/4 spoon of salt solve it in water around 110F gargle do it at least twice a day u can add vinegar or lemon for better effect ( only some drops )
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1.   Swallow 1 tsp. white table sugar, dry. A study found that this stopped hiccups immediately in 19 out of 20 people. Repeat up to three more times at 2-minute intervals if necessary.  \n  \n2.   Gulp down a glass of water if the sugar doesn't work.  \n  \n3.   Eat a piece of dry bread slowly.  \n  \n4.   Breathe in and out of a paper bag. Do not use a plastic bag under any circumstances, and don't do this longer than 1 minute.  \n  \n5.   Gargle with water (see 'How to Gargle').  \n  \n6.   Repeat the above steps until your hiccups stop.
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Gargle with salt water then wrm some tea and add honey sip it  also popcycles
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Take a teaspoon of sugar or the sugar from one sugar packet and pour it on your tongue.  Let it disolve there.  By the time its disolved, your hiccups will be gone.  My kids used to get hiccups intentionally just so they could have the cure.  It works every time. \n\nAnother thing you could try is breathing slowly in and out of a small paper bag.  Thats the only thing that helps me.  Drinking never did help me with them.
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Try gargling with some warm salt water, maybe a tablespoon or two in about half a glass and do it every couple hours.  It'll help a bit.
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My mother told me to drink water but i prefer holding breath. Hiccup appeared because of lack of oxygen, i think, so holding ur breath will be good. Hold for 10 seconds and do it for3 to 5 times and it will be cured!!!
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*  Increase your liquid intake. (Warm tea with honey is a favorite home remedy).\n    * Use a steamer or humidifier in your bedroom.\n    * Gargle with warm salt water several times daily:  ¼ tsp. salt to 1/2 cup water.\n    * Take mild pain relievers such as acetaminophen (Tylenol®, Datril®, Tempra®), ibuprofen (Advil®), etc.\n    * Take non-prescription throat lozenges.
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Yes, speech language therapists have many different methods for helping a child who stutters. When you say "communicate fluently" stuttering is what I am assuming you mean. We use the term fluency in my profession when we are talking about a child who exhibits speech behavior such as blocking, repeating part of a word over and over, or prolonging a sound. A certified SLP really needs to fully evaluate the child and then make a treatment plan specifically designed for his specific fluency disorder. A good therapy program should consist of some goals to look at attitudes and feelings about speaking. If the child has a negative attitude about expression because talking is so hard, therapy will be tough. We often have to work on the feelings and emotions first. Another goal should focus on some type of speech modification techniques designed to increase the forward flow of speech. Some examples are easy onset, light contact, singing, and reciting rote speech (counting, ABC's, etc) just to name a few. Through managing the attitudes connected to the disorder in conjunction with modifying the speech output itself directly, the child will learn to "manage" their speech and be proactive in their own communication attempts. Finally, this is really a job for an SLP. Please consult with one. Your child should have one in the school that they attend.