Speech problems of filipinos
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It kinda feels like i just got out of the dentist.. like that numb feeling. But I literally sound like one of them tone deaf people and i dont know what it could be from. i looked up stuff online but nothing seems to be giving me hints on what it is. you're about 3 weeks ahead of me so just wondering if you had the same problem?
ur filipino?just want to ask bago lng kc ako d2 sa blog.marami ba population ng filipinos na ngapopost d2?
Then there is the mechanical part of communicating our language and that is speech. Problems with speech can include just trying to get the words out, pronouncing the words, the tonal quality of our speech, using emphasis and inflection. Problems with speech can be from weakness or spasticity of the muscles of our mouths, throats and vocal cords. Or it can be with the way our brain tries to direct the speech.
Generally, I am aware that Filipinos are positive to mantoux test but I nevertheless, agreed that I am Tb positive because of my persistent cough. After a month of anti-tb medications, my cough still persists, my doctor then prescribed diflucan 150 thinking that I might have a fungal infection aside from tb. i just had 2 caps of diflucan but I now suspect that losartan is the culprit since I am taking it for more than a year now.
Hi, i went through exactly what you did. I felt like I couldn't breathe all the time even though the spirometer tests were normal and I was scared about it. Have you seen a speech therapist? It made a world of a difference for me. What happened is, and I know this sounds crazy, but your body has probably forgotten how to breathe. Since anxiety makes people have bad breathing patterns, even when you're not anxious, you can feel out of breath.
Are a majority of members on this forum from the Phillipines? I'm from Southern California, USA and in reading a lot of these posts, I can tell that the English/grammar is somewhat different than I'm accustomed to. Also, a lot of the drugs suggested by members are not found in the USA. And people keep on mentioning Fibroscan, which is something I am unable to find in the US.
html VIT D studies by endos, and it says VIT D is an important vitamin and it was linked to mental changes as well as physical changes and it said fibro CFS graves diease hashimoto hypo hyper etc should be checked for this sometimes its HIGH too much in our system but mostly its low its not a cure its a HELPER mine was proven dangerously low with my hypo symptom and normal TSH my ex hubby is graves diease with speech problems hes getting this VIT D level checked next week it will be awesome
It has happened to me three times that a patchwork of many colored stripes has taken over the vision of my left eye, blotting out true sight. The colors are beautiful and somewhat beyond our color spectrum but the experience is very upsetting. Closing the eye does not make it go away. Just when you are getting really alarmed, it goes away. I found out only recently that this was an optic migraine.
There are three parts of speech--- articulation (making the sounds) is one we all think of with speech. but there is also receptive speech (the ability to take in and organize what is said to you so that you can understand it) and expresssive (the ability to formulate the thoughts you want to express, to organize those thoughts into words to speak). Motor planning has a huge impact on these speech componants.
t say much. Not communicating very much has fed my speech problems and really hurt my social skills and my self-esteem, so I've decided to finally try to do something about it so I can feel comfortable making conversation with people.
After listening to recordings of my speech and watching myself speak on video and in a mirror, I definitely noticed that I don't speak with very good articulation.
m trying to ask is- a)in the case of older kids with very strong personalities, what do you suggest? b) I want to be clear on his speech delay. My son has scattered skills including with speech. He knows how to say "I have to pee pee" or "I have to poopie" so the speech isnt an issue in this case, people potty train nonverbal kids. I am certain I can get him to pee in the potty on a schedule but I dont know how to get him to tell me he has to go.
W/PHYSICAL THERAPY AND AT HOME EXERCISE HE WAS DISCHARGED W/FULL ROM. HE MET ALL OF THE MILESTONES EXCEPT SPEECH, AT 18MONTH HE STARTED W/HI & BYE . MY CONCERN NOT ONLY LYES W/SPEECH BUT I DONT BELIEVE HE UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING I SAY TO HIM. HE BABBLES HIS OWN WORDS LIKE HE REALLY HAS ALOT TO SAY BUT I DONT KNOW WHAT HE IS SAYING. I HAD A HEARING TEST (BAER) TO SEE IF THERE WAS A PROBLEM AND IT WAS NORMAL. I TOOK TO A DEVELOPMENTAL PED. DOC AT 18 MONTHS AND HE DID NOT SUSPECT ANY AUTISM.
I've had a stroke of the brainstem (and have lived to talk about it).
The brainstem is pretty important in that, among other things, controls a lot of the body's "automatic" functions (heartbeat, breathing, etc). He'll need a lot of therapy (occupational, physical and speech) after his coma, but everyone can help him now by keeping his joints and muscles limber and making-sure there is constant touch (for the firing of neurons) with his skin.
A consultation with a certified speech-language pathologist who specializes in voice therapy is recommended. They will recommend various techniques to assist you and provide relief to your situation.
What you have is probably dysarthria or distorted speech due to inability to coordinate the muscles of speech. Local causes like fixed tongue, thick tongue, and cracked tongue should be looked into. Transient ischemic attack, Wilson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, brain tumor, myasthenia gravis etc are some of the causes of dysarthria.
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