8 signs of autism should be known

In recent years there has been a significant increase in the disorder of autism disorder (ASD). This is a type of brain development disorder which is diverse. In the report, the symptoms mentioned in some of these symptoms are understandable that they have autism spectrum disorder.

• Problems with verbal communication
  If your child's verbal problem is noticed, then a professional or autism expert should be evaluated. Possible oral symptoms of autism are: Do not make any gestures in the 12 months, or do not have the gesture to indicate anything, in 16 months, do not say any words or words of any meaningful two words within 24 months.

• Problems with social mutuality
  Paul Wang, the head of medical research at Autism Speaks, said: "Healthy children express their relation with others by sharing smiles, hugs or sensual visions." If you do not see a big smile or other delightful feeling in your child's mouth within six months, Autism may be a symptom. Likewise, if your child does not imitate the words, smiles or other oral expressions within nine months, then show a professional or autism expert. It is also difficult to keep eye contact in people with autism spectrum disorder, which negatively affects other people's verbal expression. Dana Wattenberg Khani, an autism expert at Autism Fratery Spaces, said, "Many children with autism do not show interest in others, rather they show interest in objects or objects." For example, if you show a ball picture or give a ball to your baby , He will show you more interest in the ball image or the ball without having to contact me. She would like to play alone, because it is difficult to combine with others.

• Reduce social skills
  According to research, there is a common symptom of children with autism spectrum disorder, less talk of reduced social skills. Dr. Wang said, "A child who is sick or shocked can reduce communication or intercourse for a few days, but it is important to show autism to the doctors more than a few days. Autism researcher Jennifer Rickler wrote on Slatduct: "One-third of the children with autism face some inefficiency, most of these children do not progress from the very beginning." Their progress is delayed and they lose some of their skills.

• Repetitive behavior
  According to the autism spectrum, 'the hand-shaking, side-side, jumping, eating, substituting or rearranging objects or objects, and repeated words or phrases - these repetitive behaviors are the common characteristics of autism spectrum disorder.'

• Intense addiction
  The children with autism spectrum disorder can be aimed at the intensely in an order or at some point of time. They can spend hours playing hours instead of playing toys and playing toys during play and can break the game based on color or size. Khani noted, "Many children affected by autism tend to lean toward the train. They run into an erratic schedule with a legendary railline. "If the routine is not used, then they may burst out in a rage. Professor Tristram H. of the University of Rochester Medical Center at Neurodevelopment and Behavioral Piediatrics. Smith told ATTN.com: "We feel a bit discomfort when we deviate from our normal way of functioning, but it can be a symptom of autism when it breaks down or if it is frozen in anger." The behavior of changes in the schedules may cause unnatural anger. If the schedules are worrisome due to change, they can do repetitive behaviors, such as walking around or strangling their hands.

• Extra curiosity in any case
  According to autism spectroscopic, intense curiosity and deep knowledge of abnormal issues can also be a symptom of autism. Children with autism spectrum disorder may have asthma towards the fans, vacuum cleaners or toilets and may have special knowledge about astronomy. Depression can be developed on the number of people affected by autism, symbol, date or science.

• Understand literal meaning in any word
  People who suffer from autism spectrum disorder can literally understand any subject or phrase, for example, 'throw me a paper clip' if they say they can throw paper clips with your head or ask 'where to sit', they can ask where they sit.

• Other related problems
  People with autism spectrum disorder may have other problems related to this disorder. According to autism spectroscopy, autism spectrum disorder may involve stomach and intestinal disorders, epilepsy, sleep disturbances, physical sensation problems and eating habits that do not contain food.

References: Readers Digest