Question 1

what can cause dysphasia / migraines worries?

Accepted Answer

Aphasia=abn speech. : Migraine is a very fascinating phenomenon. Most have an aura--a prodrome that occurs before the actual headache; 99% auras have visual (like flashing lights and not seeing anything on one side of body), 30% some sensation, 16%motor, 18% dysphasia or speech change. Currently in dc taking an faa seminar, so can continue performing aviation exams for pilots:  migraine was a big, big topic today!

Question 2

dysphasia how can i treat it?

Accepted Answer

Depends on details: Diagnosing the cause of one's dysphasia helps direct treatment. If new or sudden symptoms in a middle-aged adult, one should call 911 (local emergency number) and riding the ambulance to the ER for a stroke emergency, because a stroke often leaves permanent brain damage. Dysphasia is impairment of speech, writing, or signs, or impairment of one's comprehension of language.

Question 3

what is dysphasia of the cervix?

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Cervix: Cervical dysplasia is a precancerous condition in which abnormal cell growth occurs on the surface lining of the cervix, the opening between the uterus and the vagina. It is also called cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN).
Your doctor may simply repeat the pap smear in 4-6 months or depending on the degree of abnormal cell growth, schedule further studies

Question 4

does dysphasia always occur in dementia?

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No: It occur with psychiatric, and medical disorders especially with neurological disorder.

Question 5

difference between dysphasia and autism?

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Speech: Dysphasia is a partial or complete impairment of the ability to communicate resulting from brain injury.

Autism is a developmental disorder that appears in the first 3 years of life, and affects the brain's normal development of social and communication skills.

Question 6

dysphasia vs aphasia?

Accepted Answer

As below: Dysphasia means trouble in swallowing, aphasia means trouble in language.

Question 7

what is dysphasia of the brain?

Accepted Answer

Dysphasia: Dysphasia refers to the neurological symptom, usually after a stroke in which the left hemisphere (the speech center) has been damaged and results in a difficulty either understanding or speaking language. There are various types: in some, the patient may not be able to make sense of what he hears, but can talk; in others, the patient understands, but can't find the words to say what s/he means.

Question 8

how do those with dysphasia talk?

Accepted Answer

Normally: Dysphagia is difficultly swallowing.  Patients may speak normally, or some patients may have a hoarse voice for vocal cord irritation.

Question 9

what is the difference between dysphasia and aphasia, or is it the same?

Accepted Answer

Different: By definition, dysphasia is difficulty speaking or problems with the speech.  Dys = bad, phas = speech.  
Aphasia means inability to speak (either expressive or receptive).  A = no, none.

Question 10

what do you suggest if my girlfriend has hip dysphasia can she carry a baby?

Accepted Answer

Yes: The hip problem should not affect her ability to conceive a healthy child.

The added weight may worsen the pain from her hip.

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