5. Can dysgraphia be cured?It depends on the type. Dysgraphia due to lack of fine motor skills can be overcome by working with an occupational therapist from an early age to improve hand and finger muscle tone. Writing skills can also be improved with training starting early.
6. What are the complications of dysgraphia?A child with dysgraphia may have low self-esteem, social problems as well as learning difficulties if not diagnosed early and treated.
7. What is the longterm prognosis in a child with dysgraphia?The prognosis depends on how soon the condition is treated and its severity. In most children there is improvement following treatment.
8. Can dysgraphia be prevented?Dysgraphia may not be preventable. However if there is a family history of learning disability early assessment and treatment of the child can reduce the impact of the condition at school and will have a better outcome.