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I am 53. i am making speaking mistakes like this 1-3 times a day: meant to say closet, said shed, meant to say oven, but said frig?
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Neurologist: This type of speech disorder(dysnomia) may be due to cerebral pathology and I recommend that you consult a neurologist for evaluation and appropriate testing which may include an mri of the brain.
Answered 4/10/2016
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