I don't mean language comprehension, but rather problems like mumbling, misspelling words, etc.
I have a big problem concentrating on my speaking (I mumble and often make mistakes, or have a strange pronunciation)
I also show some AD(H)D symptoms in everyday life (don't get me wrong, I want to make my own diagnoses here, I'm just saying what I notice)
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Pronouncer and that a word cannot fall into my knowledge can be a consequence of it.
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AD(H)S is anyway a rather vague diagnosis and really has understood the medicine not, but it typically does not involve such language problems. It is more likely that just two or more different things have come together.