Anxiety symptoms - Difficulty speaking, talking, co-ordination problems with mouth or tongue

Difficulty speaking, talking, moving mouth or tongue: Experiencing difficulty or unusual awkwardness speaking; pronouncing words, syllables, or vowels; moving the mouth, lips, or tongue; or being very self-conscious of problems talking or speaking.

For some people, this symptom can be mildly irritating, limiting, and sporadic. For others, it can be greatly debilitating, very restrictive, and persistent.

NOTE: There are direct physiological and psychological reasons why anxiety symptoms occur. The members area contains detailed information about common anxiety symptoms including what they are, why they occur, and what you can do to eliminate them. It includes the anxiety symptom chest pain.