Symptoms of dyspraxia

The symptoms of dyspraxiacan vary between individuals andmay change over time.

Co-ordination difficulties

The co-ordination difficulties associated with dyspraxia can reducetheperson's ability to participate and function in education and employment.

Difficulties with self-care, writing, typing, riding a bike and playing may start in childhood and continue into adulthood. An adult may also experience new difficulties, for example withdriving a vehicle or DIY.

Other difficulties

Adults with dyspraxia may also havesocial and emotional difficulties, as well as problems with time management, planning and personal organisation. These may affect the person's education or employment.

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Medically Reviewed by a doctor on 21 Dec 2018