Autism

is a kind of developmental disorder (of a type of social relationship) characterized by abnormal verbal communication behaviors. Symptoms of this disorder occur before the age of three, and the underlying cause is unknown. This disorder is more common in boys than in girls. In this disease, the genetic issue can be important. Chromosomal abnormalities and neurological problems have been observed in individuals with autism.Other causes of the disease (not yet proven) include diet, gastrointestinal changes, mercury poisoning, non-use of vitamins and minerals, and susceptibility to vaccines. The disruption of the nervous system seems to cause a poor functioning of the brain that can be effective in causing this disease. This disorder in autistic patients causes the brain to fail correctly in terms of social behaviors and communication skills.

➢ Symptoms of autism
People with autism usually show at least half the symptoms listed below. These symptoms vary from mild to severe. People with autism usually show at least half the symptoms listed below. These symptoms vary from mild to severe.
Have severe speech problems.
They have difficulty in expressing needs and use hints instead of words.
Often use reciprocal pronouns, instead of using 'i', they use 'you'.
Repeat the words or sentences of others.

Laughing and crying are unreasonable and they are worried and anxious for no specific cause.
They are not able to communicate with others.
Do not like to be hugged or hug others
They have no eye contact or little eye contact.
They do not respond in the usual way.

Do not play with the toy properly.

Like to swing and swing.

Feeling less or less pain.

Not afraid of dangers.

Fatigue or motility.

➢ Educational and therapeutic methods:
Although there is no complete treatment for autism, a combination of home and school remedies can help treat this condition.
In general, all of these methods can be divided into two categories:
Therapeutic and educational. Treatments include: behavioral correction and communication enhancement, diet and drug therapy, and combined methods. The efficacy of some therapies has been proven by research and statistics, and some have not had any significant results. Some parents want their child treated only by methods that have proven efficacy. But keep in mind that not all autistic children are alike, and that the method that has been effective for a child may not have much effect on the other child.We recommend that you consider all aspects and consult Autism specialists in order to select an appropriate and effective treatment. It is best to know the full potential of your child's abilities before anything else.