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And mine acts ups too. There are good days and bad days. Idk how it works! Been dealing with it since i was about 12, so you’d think i woulda found a pattern. But it’s completely random. I try to thin...

I think the only thing we can say with some measure of confidence here is that you've been on and off a bunch of meds and drugs, and your stutter was affected - which is a pretty general association b...

Yes I have been, it used to be pretty bed up until I got older and now its mild for the most part aside from when I'm anxious or excited but like you said it definitely does feel like it worsens somet...

Have you been a lifelong stutterer? I've had a very mild stutter for most of my life but there are times where I feel its worse and times where it feels nonexistent. Kinda interesting how it waxes and...

Stuttering, relationships,job

Stuttering, relationships,job Hi, I'm here seeking help from all of you. This is my story: I'm a teenager, who just got done with college and landed a job in a MNC. So I have a weird relationship w...

From my personal experience and the experience of other people who stutter, one aspects of stuttering is its instability which can be good (periods of more fluent speech) or bad (periods like you expe...

Seek help and guidance where you can. Getting back to speech therapy is a big one. I can't say I share the same level of anxiety do to my stutter. I work in research, so speaking a lot varies day to d...

You're not alone when it comes to that! I get these time periods where some days/weeks i don't even notice I stutter, and some days I feel like I can't even say one fucking sentence without getting fr...

I’m 16 and I’ve never stuttered before in my life. Over the past two months, a waver in my voice turned into occasional stuttering and then into stuttering every single sentence. I have no idea why and I don’t know what to do. Is this something that can happen? Is this ok?

I’m 16 and I’ve never stuttered before in my life. Over the past two months, a waver in my voice turned into occasional stuttering and then into stuttering every single sentence. I have no idea why an...

I agree with @asardiwal on the neuroplasticity aspect bc language development is very much in that category for sculpting how you pronounce and deliver words. Some may say it’s genetic some may say it...

Stuttering is cyclical. There was a person who stutters who came to regular support group meetings like 25-years ago. Got married, had a family and stopped coming to meetings because his stuttering ...

I've heard about this by other people in this subreddit so yes it can happen, probably due to stress or a traumatic /important even that occured in your life...

for most young kids who stutter it goes away! I stuttered when i was also around 9, went to speech therapy and it went away. It did come back when I was in high school though, but that is an unusual c...

I went to a group speech therapy .It was very helpful . We talked about techniques and went in detail about how the sound is produced, then we focused making the different sounds controlled. I remembe...

I think socializing less increases it. I find that my stutter gets worse after a vacation...

Im from Spain and i have rhinitis too. I take Nasonex it helps a lot to reduce it. I had asthma when i was young...

I'm not an expert, but in my opinion, just forget about it it will pass. Maybe it's just the stress or something like that the more you think about it the more you'll get bad habits that are hard to d...

I'm no expert, but it really doesn't sound like it's your training that does that. Perhaps you're just looking for a clear cause? That's not a luxury we typically have with stuttering. Try forgettin...

I would expect it to affect me like that too! My sleep schedule varies, but it along my nutrition has been the same staying the same. It's very suspicious that there's so little information on negativ...

Stuttering is so weird I honestly dont even know how things can effect it like that but its pretty annoying...