Do you need to identify the causes of language delay?

The causes of language delay are mainly divided into the following aspects.

Intellectual disability, if a child has an intellectual disability, often affects language development, resulting in delayed language development, which is manifested as lagging far behind children of the same age in language ability.

Articultural organ diseases: If the child has a tongue-tie that is too short, bad, and completely fissure, it can lead to excessive nasalism, pure articulation, and inaccurate pronunciation, and some children have mild language delay.

Hearing impairment: Children with hearing impairment often affect language development, resulting in delayed or even severe language development, and hearing impairment is likely to lead to lifelong deafness and muteness.

In addition, psychological factors or emotional factors may also cause children to have delayed language development, so children should go to the hospital in time to determine the cause of the symptoms**.

There are many causes of stunting in children, mainly the following:

1. It has a certain relationship with genetic metabolism. For example, some chromosomal diseases, or metabolic diseases; There are also some endocrine diseases, such as phenylketonuria, hypothyroidism and other diseases, which can cause delayed language development in babies.

2. Intrauterine malnutrition during pregnancy. Mom has some viral infections, or smoking, alcoholism, high blood pressure, diabetes, etc.

3. Reasons after the birth of the child. Malnutrition, disease, infection, trauma can all cause.

4. Environmental factors. If the child rarely communicates with him in his daily life, it will also cause delayed language development.

Language development is based on comprehension, but it is also related to the auditory system, articulation system, brain function development, and the language environment. Language delay is caused by a variety of factors, and young children's language expression and comprehension skills are significantly behind those of children of the same age. It is often caused by mental retardation, hearing impairment, central system pathology, and poor language environment in which the child lives; Generally, when you are one year old, you can simply pronounce a single sound, you can speak phrases at the age of 2, you can speak simple sentences at the age of 3, you can talk to yourself at the age of 4, and you can speak fluently at the age of 5.

The root causes of language delay are divided into two types: congenital and acquired, as follows:

1. Congenital causes.

Mental retardation, hearing impairment, articulatory organ diseases, and central nervous system diseases are common causes of language delay. It can also be caused by genetic factors, such as brain damage or insufficient brain function.

2. Acquired reasons.

Parents are busy with work, and children are taken care of by the elderly or small nannies, and lack of language training for children, especially when they are 1-3 years old during the critical period of oral learning. Parents are too doting on their children, and the children do not need to open their mouths and just use their hands to give immediate satisfaction. For example, if a child wants to eat an apple and point or look at it with his hand, he or she will immediately deliver the apple to him.

Mental retardation, hearing impairment, articulatory organ diseases, central nervous system diseases, poor language environment, etc. Therefore, if a child is found to have language delay, efforts should be made to find out**. If a child has a significant delay in language development without the above clear reasons, it is called idiopathic language development disorder or developmental language delay.

It should be caused by genetic factors, dystocia, and brain diseases.

Hello, the root cause of language retardation is caused by congenital factors, it may also be that there is less communication with children, it is recommended to accompany children more, you can take children out and about, although the causes of language delay are varied, but there are three main physiological factors, dysplasia of some organs can also affect language development.

**。Mental retardation, hearing impairment, articulatory organ diseases, central nervous system diseases, and poor language environment are all common causes of language retardation in children.

**。Special language training is the main focus. The prognosis is good for people with expressive language disorders.

Language skills can be acquired with age, but early intervention is still necessary. Language training focuses on imitating what others say, and it is best for parents to be involved in the training. For patients with receptive language disorder, the focus is on training the child's ability to understand language, auditory memory and auditory perception, and the language ability can be restored to varying degrees after special training, but the prognosis is still poor.

For patients with psychobehavioral disorders, behavioral correction should be used, accompanied by supportive psychology**. There is no specific drug**, and central stimulants can be given to patients with attention impairment to improve concentration.

In addition to congenital organ dysfunction, the baby's lack of playmates, the inappropriate age gap between playmates, the baby's watching TV or listening to stories and radio too little, often staying at home and rarely in contact with the outside world, etc., the baby's language function development will be delayed.

Language delay is mainly due to abnormal verbal expression ability for various reasons, and expressive language disorder and sensory language disorder are common syndrome types in children, and the difference between them is the ability to understand language. All of this requires attention if a child does not speak some simple words until the age of three, speaks slowly, and often does not understand everyday conversations.

Language delay refers to the fact that the speech ability of young children is significantly behind that of children of the same age, under normal circumstances, babies around one year old can speak phonetic words, two years old can say simple phrases, and three-year-old babies can speak complete sentences. Hearing impairment, mental retardation, central nervous system disorders, problems with articulation organs, or the child's environment are all causes of language delay.