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Could you tell me if someone is just really clumsy is that a sign of dyspraxia?
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Depends: Dyspraxia is a pathological condition related to brain dysfunction, while being clumsy is not. If the clumsiness is new or getting worse, see your doctor right away, may need a neurologist to establish the diagnosis.
Answered 8/20/2013
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