Dyslexia

Dyslexia is a learning disability that involves problems with reading due to difficulty with recognizing speech sounds and understanding how they connect with words and letters. Also called reading disability, dyslexia influences parts of the brain that handles language processing. 70-80% of people with awful reading skills are presumably dyslexic. 15-20% of the population, is affected by a language-based learning disorder. Dyslexia is the most prevalent of language-based learning disorder. Virtually the same percentage of males and females have this disorder. Symptoms of dyslexia Symptoms of dyslexia can be hard to identify before your kid enters school, however, some early signs may point towards a problem. Before school Signs that a child may be susceptible to dyslexia include:

Learning new words at a snail's pace (slowly)
Late talking
Difficulty forming words properly.
Problem with playing rhyming games or understanding nursery rhymes.

School-age When your child is in school, symptoms of dyslexia include:

Reading below the normal level for age
A difficulty with understanding what he/she hears.
Inability to find the right word or answer to a question.
Spelling difficulty
The same symptoms still persist after school.

Causes of Dyslexia Dyslexia often runs in families. It is usually associated with certain genes that influence the way the brain processes language and reading. Risk factors of Dyslexia Dyslexia risk factors include:

Family history
Early birth
Child's exposure to drugs or infection that hinders brain development in the fetus.

Treatment of Dyslexia There is no sure way to correct the hidden brain disorder that causes dyslexia. However, detecting early and making arrangements for the appropriate treatment can help Read less

Dyslexia

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