Dysgrammatism in children - prognosis

and Kathrin Rothfischer, biologist and medical editor

Kathrin Rothfischer studied microbiology and genetics in Regensburg after an excursion into German studies. Presenting complex issues in an easily understandable way was her passion even then. That is why she turned this passion into a profession after graduating: After various positions in the medical specialist publishing house and in the public press, she finally found her journalistic home at

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The prognosis for dysgrammatism depends on the severity of the disorder, any additional disorders and impairments, and the start of therapy. Even with early therapy, not every child with a language development disorder (such as dysgrammatism) can develop normal language.