We have been working with a speech pathologist for two months. Her original thought, when the speech was evaluated at age four, was that it was developmental, and would go away as he got older. I am desperately looking for any information at all about a connection between disfluency and diabetes. No connection to my knowledge at all. At that young age, as long as there are no secondary characteristics such as struggling, grimacing, or facial twitching occurring with the dysfluencies, it is usually considered developmental and left alone.
Most children grow out of it.
I don't know of any connection between type 1 diabetes and dysfluency. Comments and Feedback . Privacy statement .