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daddytom Sex: M Data Quality: 3 stars Parkinson's: 16 yrs Hoehn-Yahr 3 Type: Parkinson's disease On Mouth/throat: mild Arms: mild Chest: mild Legs: mild daddytom First Symptom: 04/95 Dx: 10/02
prelado Sex: M Data Quality: 3 stars Parkinson's: 4 yrs Hoehn-Yahr 3 Type: Parkinsonism (unknown cause) On Mouth/throat: mild Arms: mild Chest: mild Legs: mild prelado First Symptom: 04/07 Dx: 01/08
intoit Sex: M Data Quality: 1 star Parkinson's: 12 yrs Hoehn-Yahr 2 Type: Parkinsonism (unknown cause) On Mouth/throat: mild Arms: mild Chest: mild Legs: mild intoit First Symptom: 03/99 Dx: 09/01

Tongue tied (decreased verbal fluency) Report

Verbal fluency is a term used to describe the rate at which someone can produce words. Verbal fluency tests are used in certain types of neurological assessments to collect information about the patient, and they are sometimes used in psychological profiles and exams as well. Read more...

What we've learned from patients who report Tongue tied (decreased verbal fluency)

Symptom severities

Severe	19
Moderate	89
Mild	113
None	17

What patients report taking for the purpose of treating Tongue tied (decreased verbal fluency)

What patients report taking for the purpose of treating Tongue tied (decreased verbal fluency)
Reason	# Patients	Percentage of patients
Copaxone	1

Report created on February 12, 2012.

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