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From whatever I've read on SSRI, if you take them long enough.......you'll soon need them to feel " normal ". I'm not diagnosing Op, I'm just saying him pinning all these perceptions on being a " be...

Some silly little traumatic events happened during my teens. Which permanently altered the way I see and interact with the world. So I now struggle interacting with people(struggle with eye contact no...

I don't think this has anything to do with being a " beta male ". If by " beta male " you mean low testosterone, low muscle mass, low hunter-drive.......I've seen plenty of people like that have succ...

Hard to say. Medications can do a great deal of damage if not used properly, or if your body reacts badly. I wouldn't say you developed a stutter because stutters are usually neurological, often hered...

I recommend scheduling an appointment with a neurologist for a thorough examination to assess the possibility of any brain damage. *"Some drugs and substances can make seizures more likely. These inc...

Babies can have strokes for no reason. I’m only 45 and was in fine health. I mean, there may be other very good causes but with this particular symptom it’s pretty severe. Either way, for the record...

That’s the only symptom I had when I got mine. Woke up feeling a little dizzy. I often wake up with migraines like that. I slept in and when I woke up, my speech was garbled. I was physically fine, ...

Stuttering in Adults

Stuttering in Adults Hello! I'm a therapist who has recently begun working with an adult who stutters. They had it as a young child and it mostly disappeared by 12 or 13. They did not have any stutter...

I found [research studies](https://www.google.com/search?q=%22stuttering%22+%22research%22+%22shock+therapy%22) regarding stuttering and shock therapy. [Research study](https://medium.com/@freyaeharr...

The correlation of fapping/pmo to my speech difficulty is absolutely true with my experience. When I started watching porn in my late teens my stuttering began....

Strange onset of stuttering I can’t explain. Any ideas?

Strange onset of stuttering I can’t explain. Any ideas? Hello everyone! First time posting here but I recently had a scary experience with my stutter and I was wondering if anyone could give some insi...

>I did get to see a neurologist and images were taken but they found nothing. That's awesome as you can go get imaging done again and they will be able to compare the two sets of imaging, looking...

Sorry I didn't give out more details. I fell asleep shortly after posting. I was tired. But thanks for the replies. During the first encounters last year, I did get to see a neurologist and images we...

I agree with u/lizislay Did you see a neurologist? Was imaging done? I hate to scare someone, but this sounds dangerous. If your doctor can't diagnose, tell them to refer you to someone who can. An...

I'm at a loss...

I'm at a loss... Tldr: first time stutter at 28, no more problems for months. Than another week stutter and headaches followed by 3 more months without issues and now for month terrible stuttering. ...

In your own thoughts, does stuttering less when alone, suggest a lesser neurological and more psychological cause? And break it down further: WHY?

In your own thoughts, does stuttering less when alone, suggest a lesser neurological and more psychological cause? And break it down further: WHY? [View Poll](https://www.reddit.com/poll/184l3yz)...

Hey. I feel identified with your history. I hyphotesis too, that my stutter has it roots on my home life. My mother and my brother have strong personalities to say the least. Exercise help me as wel...

No history at all! It was ever since I had a mental breakdown back in August, but scans are all fine and it doesn’t run in the family!...

Today someone make fun of me.

Today someone make fun of me. I think I am just venting. Today someone make fun of me. He did the typical impression of someone stuttering in front of me. I told him I have a interview in english (not...

Stuttering is a symptom of something else, and is unique to each person. Could be anxiety, brain damage, or something else entirely....