slurred words

[tr]

This is a new one for me that has me worried, and trying to avoid looking for sinister causes (just when I thought I was doing so well!). Has anyone else experienced occasional slurring of words? I know everyone does it occasionally - jumbles up words or sounds, such as washer and water - but I've noticed it more recently. I'm not on any meds, and I'm not much of a drinker, and it seems to happen out of the blue. Help?

[zena]

I tend to slur or muddle my words when I'm over tired or when I have had a bad day panicing.

I don't think it's anything to worry about though. I just say I'm having a moment and everyone understands.

If you are overly worried though I would consult your G.P

Hope this helps you.

with good wishes

Zena

[seh1980]

I get this as well. I also tend to mix my words together so instead of saying 'thunder and lightening', I'll say 'Lunder and thinghtening' LOL :D

"Life is too important to take seriously" Corky Siegal

[carlin]

Hi there,
i agree with the others, and i also think this happens in general as well, not just with anxiety sufferers! take care.

[stimpy]

I suffer the same problem.

I often get my mords in a wuddle, especially when I'm having a panicky days.

Because you are panicky, you notice it more.

The only time a suffer with really bad word slurring, is when I am suffering from migraine headaches and my face goes numb.



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[lainey]

Hi there

Yep, I get this too, especially when I am having a particularly anxious day.

[alexis]

Hi Yes, I have this problem too and loose my words then my husband and kids finish my sentances and that makes me worse!!
Love Alexis,x

[tr]

Well, that's good to know. Like you say, I guess I just notice it more when I'm already anxious. I try to ask myself, "are my symptoms worse, or am I just worrying about it more?" Anyway, it's helpful to know this is nothing ominous.