Birth defects ...Causes of speech problems

Birth defects ...Causes of speech problems





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Birth defects ...Causes of speech problems
Posted on 9th June 2018

Dr.Gitesh sent this photo stating that. .......Good evening sir
Birth defect .
Renuka Behera 13 years old : Unable to talk & hear , naturally . 
She can't talk loudelly , speak slow with clear voice , and slow sound can't absorbed .
She can write and read with beautiful handwriting as she is . 

Causes Speech Problems


Normal speech might seem effortless, but it's actually a complex process that needs precise timing, and nerve and muscle control.
When we speak, we must coordinate many muscles from various body parts and systems, including the larynx, which contains the vocal cords; the teeth, lips, tongue, and mouth; and the respiratory system..
The ability to understand language and produce speech is coordinated by the brain. So a person with brain damage from an accident, stroke, or birth defect may have speech and language problems. 
Some people with speech problems, particularly articulation disorders, may also have hearing problems. Even mild hearing loss can affect how people reproduce the sounds they hear. Certain birth defects, such as a cleft palate, can interfere with someone's ability to produce speech. People with a cleft palate have a hole in the roof of the mouth (which affects the movement of air through the oral and nasal passages), and also might have problems with other structures needed for speech, including the lips, teeth, and jaw.
Some speech problems, like stuttering, can run in families. But in some cases, no one knows exactly what causes a person to have speech problems.

My advise
1....  A person whose brain damage by birth, Stroke and Accident will have speech problems.
2...   In this case it is a birth defects.
3...   In our brain all body parts signals,  cells, roots ....To activate all it needs sufficient oxygen.  If the child dos't receive sufficient oxygen before birth which the signals of Speech is not activated will have speech problems.
4....  Every couple wish to have Healthy and Brilliant child... so they should take care of their food which will consume minimum oxygen for her body needs.

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