Autism (or thioredoxin-autism) is a disorder of a group of developmental disorders called the medical language “Autism Spectrum Disorders-ASD disorders” that appear in infancy, usually before the child reaches the age of three years.
Although the severity and symptoms of autism vary from one case to another, all disorders affect the child’s ability to communicate with the surroundings and develop reciprocal relationships with them.
The symptoms of autism in children :
The symptoms of autism in children can be identified through several behavioral symptoms on the child in periods ranging from the first year of the child’s age to be diagnosed with a definite disease by the doctors who specialize at the age of 3-4 years:-Lack of focus and attention to others when communicating with them, where the child appears with a blank look without feelings when the risk of the mother or August, which is difficult to recognize by the early age of the baby, however, the child seems to lack understanding, absorption or responsiveness to speech and signs. The reason is that he believes that everyone understands the world as he understands it, which causes confusion in the ability to understand and recognize the actions of others. -Abnormal response to pain may not respond to pain naturally, as well as its responsiveness to sound or light may be exaggerated.-The child with autism may be pronounced later than two years, may learn to speak at the age of his peers, but he is reluctant to speak, or he may repeat the same words repeatedly without development in his linguistic knowledge.-Symptoms of repetitive behavior, where the child’s attachment to certain habits can be observed and repeated intensively, for example, young children tend to arrange the collection of their games, such as cubes, stones or cars, in the same way over and over and spend the work long time. Or they draw one shape for several times. Therefore, repetitive behavior is symptomatic of a child’s infection with an autism condition.-Many children with autism always feel very sad because of any slight change around them.-Tendencies to solitude and stay solo.-Avoid physical contact and communication with the eye.-Does not respond to the voice of his mother and who calls him in his name.-Do not look at people in their eyes.-Does not smile or respond to social influences from the environment.-Repeat various movements, such as vibration, rotation, and flutter of hands.-Perform activities that cause self-harm, such as biting, or hitting the head.-Use a greater sense of sight than speech.-Not inclined to the Muga.Diagnosis of autism in the child autism is diagnosed by specialists in the adoption of autism diagnostic questions according to the universally approved DSM4 scale, it has no medical tests such as laboratory tests proving autism or adopting autism diagnosis. Through the diagnostic questions according to the global standard DSM4 is determined.
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