Over the last couple of years I've noticed I'd sometimes say the wrong word: either the wrong word from a similar context (e.g. stairs vs lift) or two completely unrelated words that start with the same letter (e.g. supermarket vs shopping centre).
Over the last few months I noticed I have a problem with writing. I've become increasingly dyslexic and it's particularly noticeable with words that sound similar/same but are written differently (e.g bye vs buy, where's vs whereas). I never ever had this problem before, ever, and I've been blaming it on low ferritin but tbh this is bothering me more than ever. I want to make plans which would mean further studying and I can't get past the fact I can't seem to write properly anymore. I also feel like I struggle with easy simple things like cleaning/cooking so end up being online in order to avoid doing anything that entails moving.
Have you ever heard of becoming dyslexic? I can't find much online as it's always a given the person's born that way, not that they become so. What are your thoughts on this (besides going to the GP). My GP isn't particularly great tbh as she's stuck on: lose the extra weight, go for walks and eat more veggies -she literally can't advise beyond that.
Also, I have low ferritin and have developed several food intolerances, namely to dairy and I took a lot of iron a year ago which messed up my stomach.