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At twice per week i have espisods during which i can not speak words i can think of. i can think of the words but can't pronounce them. thoughts?
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You MAY have a: Neurological condition called aphasia. Please see your doc, who will probably refer you to a neurologist for help and support. Peace and good health.
Answered 5/7/2014
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