What should I do if my child has dystonia and difficulty swallowing?

What should I do if my child has dystonia and difficulty swallowing? Seeing this question, I can realize what is the root cause of its existence, and I have seen such children in my life. Not only swallowing disorders, but also language development disorders, either speaking late or not clearly, often stuck when eating, wanting to vomit.

We also have to think about it, why do we have dystonia? If the problem is severe, the child should be taken to the hospital for a check-up. If there is no problem with the examination, it should be considered that it is the reason for our adoption.

Most children will not have such problems if they develop normally, but some children do not need to chew because they take care of too delicate in life, eat too delicately, eat too much liquid, and swallow liquid food very easily, so that children lose the opportunity to exercise the muscles around the mouth.

As a result, muscle tone is low and cannot be used normally, resulting in oral muscle dysfunction. Eating cards, drinking water will leak, and speaking unclearly are common phenomena.

Now that the problem has arisen,We need to strengthen the training of the muscles around the child's mouth. What you eat must be coarse, and you need food that contains a certain hardness. Don't use a wall breaker to break everything into foam or powder.

Give your child some hard fruits, or chunks of steamed buns, meat, etc., which can be exercised.

If you don't know how old this child is, you can refer to the specific guidance on eating complementary foods at the age of the month. If you don't exercise now, the impact will be even greater in the future. For example, the inability to communicate normally can affect the child's intelligence.

Teething can also be greatly affected.

In a word, it is easy to understand, that is, what you give your child to eat should be hard. You can also exercise your child. For example, practice blowing, puffing out the cheeks, and opening the mouth.

The above is my basic view on this issue. If it is not the influence of the pathological state, then it is necessary to intensify the exercise. Before the age of three is the most critical period for children's language development, and it is also a critical period for intellectual development. These conditions can affect a child's self-development.

To do **training, parents can also do it in their daily life**.

You can find ways to help your child train, such as letting your child chew some edible gum regularly.

I think you can take medication**, and then it depends on the child's situation, and go for some anti-dopamine drugs.