Understanding Autism A-Z

Essential Guide to Understanding Autism

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Content:

1 – What Is Autism

2 – What Are the Factors that Contribute to Autism

3 – Autism and Genetics

4 – What Are the Symptoms of Autism

5 – What Are the Speech and Communication Problems of Autism

6 – Autism and Body Language

7 – Autism, Toxic Metals, and Vaccines

8 – The Cause of Autism Might Be Found in Autistic Mice7

9 – Autism: The Need for Increased Research

10 – How is Autism Treated

11 – How Is Autism Diagnosed

12 – Myths about Autism

13 – How to Look for Autism Signs in Infants

14 – How Can Families Cope With an Autistic Child

15 – The Difference Between Asperger’s Syndrome and Autism

16 – Autism Assistance Dogs

17 – Teaching Autistic Children

18 – The Fixation Behavior of an Autistic Child

19 – The Autism Society of America

20 – Childproofing Your Home for Your Autistic Child

21 – Autism and Nutritional Supplements

23- Toilet Training the Autistic Child

23- Difficulties of an Autistic Adult

22 – Alternative Treatments for Autism

Autism is a very complicated disorder that affects children typically from the age of three to conception. The disorder is neurological in nature and primarily affects the areas of the brain where communication and social interaction is developed. To the unsuspecting person, the autistic child or adult would be considered mentally unstable or retarded.

Problems of Autism - Autism affects the speech and communication to some degree of all autistic people. The communication varies and is usually contributed to the actual mental of the brain to translate the communication and what social development the child has had. If parents of an autistic child learn and practice methods that encourage the full use of the communication skills that the child has, then the child will develop faster to meet their mental ability. Some autistic children will never gain a voice. Some are silent and rarely utter a sound while others know a few words or use grunts and noises in their effort to communicate. On the opposite end of the autistic spectrum an autistic child may have a very rich vocabulary and are able to discuss some subjects in depth and with a great deal of intellectual insight.

Autism and Genetics - The search for the specific gene that causes this link is not under study. The Collaborative Autism Project and the International Genetic Study have been studying chromosomes that might have an influence on whether a child is autistic or not. This sounds difficult, but researchers are not even sure that it is just one gene that causes autism. If more than one gene affects autism outcomes, then even though the chance of finding one of those genes is statistically greater, the excitement and following research may ignore the others. Both research facilities have come to one conclusion but it is a weak one at best.

How to Look for Autism Signs in Infants - If a child cannot for simple sentences like ‘Daddy go’ or ‘Mommy love’ it come be that your child is suffering from the onslaught of autism. This is not always the case though. Your child may have another disability that deals with speech and language or a learning disability and autism should not be considered the object of the speech process, but is something to look at if you have concerns that your infant has the ability to obtain autism. Remember there are other disorders out there that manifest themselves in the same way, but the autistic aware parent should count this as one of the major symptoms and should be concerned. If your child displays one or any of these characteristics, than you should take them to a medical professional.

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