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    Summary of Adult Dyslexia symptoms

    · Not able to pronounce (i.e. spell) properly.
    · Interchange the letters or numbers or reversing numbers or letters, for example d for b or 6 for 9.
    · To contribute or eradicate words at the time of reading.
    · Difficulties in recognizing left and right.
    · At time of dressing, they wear clothes inside out or on backwards.
    · Have problem with sequences.
    · Often are ungraceful or clumsy.
    · Might be having short (time being) memory problem, but having a long-term memory.
    · They are superior at hands on school or job work. But, can easily be diverted from topics/tasks.
    · Not able to manage time i.e. suffer from time management problems.
    · Problems in organizing things.
     
    Above are some of the average symptoms of dyslexia, but if such symptoms are found, it cannot lead to dyslexia always. So, if such symptoms are found, person should contact some dyslexia professional doctor to clear his/her doubt that whether he/she had become dyslexic. 
    Some of the other main symptoms of Dyslexia:
    · Dyslexia can be spotted easily. At earlier stages i.e. in First, Second or Third grades, they may express speaking troubles and mixed up pronunciations.
    · They are not able to speak properly, letters like Rs, Ls, Ms, and Ns. They have troubles in pronouncing words, for example they pronounce word red and green as wed and green.
    · Some of the dyslectic also have listening problems, while some other dyslexic also suffers from poor eyesight.
    · It is quite natural that children with hearing and speaking insufficiency will have reading difficulty as well. So they are dyslexics.
    · Neurologist or a psychologist by proper dyslexia test determines the existence or non-existence of dyslexia in person. This test includes reading, writing, spelling and language skills of patient. Along with above tests, other tests like memory, intelligence, hearing and vision test are also conducted. After this test, it conforms that whether one is suffering from dyslexia or not. 
    · Although children, who have common oral language and intelligence, face troubles in reading, writing and spelling compared to other classmates.
    · They are not able to distinguish between symbol and letter.
    · They have poor pronunciation, vocabulary and concepts.
    · They have bad handwritings.
    · There are troubles in his/her behavior, like they might be careless, dumb, non-participative, sluggish etc.
    · They gets easily frustrate and become angry in their everyday school or job work.
    · They do not have self-esteem and sometimes feel inferiority complexion.
    · They would be actively participating in activities like art, drama, sales, business, sports, music, work etc for hiding their bad reading skills. As they do not have wonderful academic image.
    · In general, they might be careless in studies, absentminded and disjoint with school curriculum. They might involve themselves in anti social activities. They find main difficulties in comprehension and reading.
     
    Thus, these are the symptoms of dyslexia. If one feels that they have such symptoms, he should instantly go for treatment. Next, we are going to discuss some of the necessary treatments carried out for curing dyslexia.

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