Dyslexia is a learning disability that affects young and old. The symptoms usually appear first in childhood. However, many times they are not diagnosed. 

Because of this many adults find themselves suffering from the symptoms of dyslexia. Recognizing the symptoms, you will be able to get the treatment you need. You can even contact specialists to learn about dyslexia.

The following signs and symptoms of the most common signs and symptoms of dyslexia.

Spelling: This is one of the most common signs of dyslexia. Not only will anyone have trouble spelling difficult words, but simple words will also be difficult. Often, the words will be spelled as they are spoken. For example: "Nock" instead of "hit" or "seek" replaces "search"

Math: Dyslexic adults have trouble understanding basic mathematics, which includes the implementation of the appropriate sequence. Many times, people will reverse the numbers. It can also be difficult for them to count up to 100.

Understanding: Dyslexia is not limited to spelling and mathematics. People also have problems with comprehension skills. For example, they may have trouble following directions as well as repeat words that were spoken to them. This is specifically important when it comes to understanding reading.

Direction: Dyslexic people will have problems with directional consciousness. Not only will they confuse "left" and "right" or "up" and "low". But the following cards and compass are also a challenge.

Interchangeable letters: several times numbers such as "16" will become "61" or a "B" can become "d"

Dyslexia is a treatable learning handicap; However, it is important to take action as soon as possible.