What Are The Warning Signs Of Dyspraxia?

Perception Problems

This disorder may cause perception problems. It may influence a patient's perception abilities in a variety of ways. Patients seem to have problems telling the difference between what they smell, see, taste, hear, or see. Most individuals should be able to tell the difference between two textures. However, research appears to show that this is much slower in dyspraxia patients.

These perception problems may be why patients with this disorder have a harder time with some tasks. One example appears to be handwriting. Patients may need to pause often when writing. They seem to need to think about what they are writing next. Some may have to physically coordinate themselves first too. This may be the result of senses not giving the patient's brain the proper information. Thus, this may influence the patient's movement and other senses.

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