Most dyslexic people are talented but the life long stigma of the problem affects their perspective in life.
The worst problem of dyslexia is not the problem itself but the effects of the problem.
As a child or adult, a dyslexic person faces much name calling from others.
Even though the person has the talent but low self esteem due to the stigma causes much problem to the development of the person.
What are the causes of dyslexia? There are no clear reasons of the problem but psychologist and physicians agree on the following causes: 1.
Inheritance.
The traits that the person inherit from his or her parents affect the condition of the oral part of the brain.
DNA is the biological carrier of the human body and the coded information in the DNA tells the condition of the child as he grows.
2.
Environmental Effects.
The environment of the person or child affects the condition of his health.
It is to be considered that if the child grows in a place of total noise, he tends to be recluse which directly affects the condition of his oral capacity.
If the biological condition cannot be solved but the best of the environment can be given to the child.
3.
Ear and Throat.
The throat is an important element in speech.
If there is a problem with the throat, it will be hard for the child to speak well.
On the other hand, if the child is deaf, it will be hard for him to speak due to under develop skill to notice sounds and mimic them.
4.
Brain Damage.
It is to be considered that if the person has a problem with the brain, he tends to be slow in his speech.
Retarded people cannot do it well.
Moreover, if there are problems with the nerves, it will be hard for the child to speak.