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What is dysarthia?

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∙ 16y ago

Updated: 4/28/2022

An inability to speak clearly because of control problems with the muscles of throat, mouth or tongue.

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What are symptoms of a minor stroke?

symptoms are Transient weakness of an arm and/or leg. Transient sensory loss of an arm and/or leg. Both or either may occur. Visual disturbance. This may be transient loss of vision in one eye or permanent loss of vision in one eye. There may also be loss of vision in both eyes or double vision. Speech disturbances. Aphasia or dysarthia Balance distortion and/or vertigo. They may be other associated symptoms, e.g. visual, swallowing, motor or sensory loss. Signs of a minor stroke * Disorientation * Restlessness * Decreased attention span * Difficulties with comprehension * Forgetfulness * Impaired judgement * Lack of motivation * Emotional difficulties, such as anxiety or mood swings

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