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Aka Dysarthria

Dysarthria is a speech disorder caused due to brain damage. There are different types of dysarthria, like flaccid and spastic. The affected individuals are unable to control the muscles used in speech.

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How do I improve my issues with speaking and swallowing?

Query: Hello doctor, There is a problem in speaking and swallowing.  Read Full »


Dr. Vivek Chail

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Your chest X-ray shows some changes in the lungs (attachment removed to protect patient identity) and is likely from any old infection like TB if you had it previously. It can also be from smoking if you were smoking for many years. There are certain changes in the brai...  Read Full »

What causes heaviness in the head?

Query: Hi doctor, My head remains heavy for the past three weeks and I have a feeling of having giddiness and dizziness. I have dysarthria and a decrease in the right-hand motor movement for the past two weeks. I have ataxia. I did an MRI with and without contrast MRA and CT. All my results came back no...  Read Full »


Dr. Upendra Kumar Shah

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. You have been evaluated extensively, but I need a detailed history. Kindly provide a complete history. Based on your reports, the abnormality observed in the MRI of the brain suggests a demyelinating disease (attachment removed to protect patient identity). For this...  Read Full »

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