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Stammering

Repetitive stumbling over consonants at beginnings of words, usually a sign of Stress in children over five and not improved by trying hard not to stammer. Conventional treatment is speech therapy. Constitutional treatment may help if stammering is part of a larger picture of nervousness, Insecurity and Lack of Confidence.

Specific remedies to be given 3 times daily for up to 14 days

  • Child excitable, given to muttering, flailing limb movements Stramonium 6c
  • Child talks too fast and trips over words, making stammering worse Hyoscyamus 6c
  • General twitching of limbs Zinc 6c
  • Nervous spasms of face and limbs Cuprum 6c
  • Nervous tics, stammering and nervousness worse with cold Agaricus 6c
  • Trembling tongue, too much saliva in mouth Mercurius 6c
  • Child irritable and over-critical Nux 6c

Self-help: Reduce amount of copper in child's environment and diet.

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Ailment & Diseases

  Insecurity in Children
  Lack of Confidence
  Stress
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Remedies

  Agaricus
  Cuprum
  Hyoscyamus
  Mercurius
  Nux vom.
  Stramonium
  Zinc
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  International Autistic Research Organisation, The
  Association of Child Psychotherapists
  Down's Syndrome Association
  Hyperactive Children's Support Group
  National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC)
  National Deaf Children's Society
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