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Children suffering from dyslexia have struggled to remember numbers and colors and with understanding rhyming sounds and delaying in speech development. They see the word differently with letters flipped around. Dyslexia may be different from person-to-person. Some have a mild form of dyslexia and some may have severe. This problem is not associated with intelligence of a child, often there is neuro-developmental dysfunction. It affects child equally both male as well as female. It is uncommon but 7% to 15% of children worldwide suffer from dyslexia. It is most commonly seen in 5 to 13 years old children. In Ayurvedic literature dyslexia is a "Manodaurbalayajanya Vakvikarah". Over the years, child with dyslexia may develop increasing frustration if there adding skills of their age group children begin to surpass their own. Patient with dyslexia can create stress in relationships between siblings, friends, and relatives often without the parent's knowledge. Vata is mainly responsible for the normal activities of the mind. Rajas and Tamas Manas Doshas are mainly responsible for any mental disability. Equilibrium of Manas Dosha is most important factor to cure dyslexia. In Ayurveda dyslexia is treated by Daivayapashrya-Chikitsa, Yuktivyapashrya-Chikitsa and Satvavajaya-Chikitsa.