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What is Dyslexia?

Dyslexia is defined as the inability of the brain to solve problems of reasoning. In other words the brain is unable to correlate written images received from the brain into reasonable and meaningful language. It is also known as specific reading disability. It is one of the most common learning disability affecting almost 5% of elementary students. Though such children have normal speech pattern they are unable to interpret written or spoken language. Treating children with Dyslexia is a tough challenge. Treatment for Dyslexia may involve a multi-sensory education program. Emotional support of your child on your part also plays an important role. Your child's inability to read well may not affect achievement in other school subjects, such as arithmetic. But he scores very poor grade in subjects which require basic skills in reading. If not treated with proper counseling in time it may lead into feeling of low self-esteem, behavioral problems, delinquency, aggression, and withdrawal or alienation from friends, parents and teachers. The cause of Dyslexia seems to be a malfunction in certain areas of the brain concerned with language. The condition frequently runs in families.



Source: Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research
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PubMed National Institutes of Health Fish oils is beneficial for dyslexia, myomancy.com at Dyslexia Home Remedy Using Fish Oil

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