10/02/2024
Autism is an abnormal development of the nervous system in children. Its incidence has grown in recent decades, and whether this disorder is truly on the rise or is simply diagnosed more often is open to debate. In either case, most estimates put the incidence of Autism at 1 or 2 cases for every 200 children. These numbers are still rising.
Known more properly as autistic spectrum disorder (ASD), autism is usually diagnosed before the age of three. One early sign is a child’s resistance to cuddling and affection. This is followed by a pattern of difficulty forming interpersonal relationships. Over time, autistic children withdraw into their own world, expressing minimal interest in family, friends and much of the surrounding environment. Language, communication skills, eye contact, physical contact and relationships do not develop normally.
Aside from social difficulties, autistic children often exhibit repetitive body movements such as rocking, hand flapping or finger flipping. Repeating words or phrases (echolalia) is a common symptom. Insistence on familiar patterns and adherence to rigid routines are often apparent. Autistic individuals are sometimes preoccupied by lights or moving objects. Distressingly, some are prone to self-mutilation or injury.
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