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Results 1 - 10 of 40 for Poor speech
  1. ... mild cerebral hypoxia include: Change in attention (inattentiveness) Poor judgment Speech disorder Uncoordinated movement Symptoms of severe cerebral hypoxia ...
  2. ... problem making the sounds of words), poor enunciation, poor understanding of speech, difficulty writing, lack of ability to read or ...
  3. ... Problem swallowing Reduced alertness , drowsiness or sleepiness , lethargy , poor responses Slurred speech (dysarthria) Weakness in the face, arms, or legs, ...
  4. ... Difficulty swallowing Inability to perform normal tasks Incontinence Poor school performance Seizures Speech difficulties, slurring
  5. ... Flow of milk through nasal passages during feeding Poor growth Repeated ear infections Speech difficulties
  6. ... diseased, or poorly developed teeth can result in: Poor nutrition Painful and dangerous infections Problems with speech development Problems with facial and jaw bone development ...
  7. ... dental disease, and dental trauma can result in poor nutrition, painful and dangerous infections, problems with speech development, and problems with self image.
  8. ... Continued drinking will affect motor control, causing slurred speech, slower reactions, and poor balance. Having a higher amount of body fat ...
  9. ... Failure to thrive (grow) in infancy Muscle weakness Poor muscle coordination that usually develops after age 10 Protruding abdomen Slurred speech Stool abnormalities, including fatty stools that appear pale ...
  10. ... the face Poor growth before and after birth Poor muscle tone and problems with movement and balance Problems with thinking and speech Learning problems These medical problems are lifelong and ...
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