Glossary D

Glossary D

Dysgraphia refers to a specific developmental disability that affects the person's ability to write. Problems may include fine-motor muscle control of the hands and/or processing difficulties. Sometimes occupational therapy is helpful. Most successful students with Dysgraphia that does not respond to occupational therapy or extra writing help choose to use a typewriter, computer, or verbal communication.

Dyskinesia refers to the inability to control voluntary movements. It means uncontrolled involuntary movement; disordered movements.

Dyslexia refers to specific reading difficulty in a person with adequate vision and at least average skills in other academic areas; difficulty/disorder in deciphering, reading, and comprehending text not due to low intelligence.

Deutsch: Menstruationsbeschwerden / Español: Dismenorrea / Português: Dismenorreia / Français: Dysmenorrhee / Italiano: Dismenorrea

Dysmenorrhea refers to painful menstruation.

Dysmorphia Body dysmorphic disorder [BDD ] disorder characterized by the affected individual’s preoccupation about some imagined defect in his or her body, causing extreme self -consciousness, embarrassment, avoidance of activities, and body camouflaging

Dysosmia is defined as the loss or impairment of the sense of smell. It means also distorted smell sensation.

Dyspareunia refers to a Sexual dysfunction affecting both males and females that involves recurrent or persistent genital pain before, during, or after sexual intercourse.

Dyspeptic relating to or having Dyspepsia. It also means of or displaying a morose disposition. Moreover, Dyspeptic refers to a person who is affected by Dyspepsia.