Symptoms of autism

Autism is a psychological disease, and most patients are children. This disease has little impact on physical health, but it has a profound impact on the child's future development. Therefore, many parents are very worried about whether their children have autism. Some parents of patients are eager to know how to cure their children's disease. In fact, it is not difficult to determine whether your child suffers from autism. Below are the manifestations of autistic patients. As long as you compare them carefully, you can immediately understand whether your child suffers from autism.

Many people think that autism is the same as autism. In fact, this statement is wrong. Autism is different from autism. Autistic patients can also communicate with others and look no different from normal people. It’s just that their way of thinking and attitude towards things are different. Let us enter the world of autistic patients together.

1. Lack of security

They have a strong sense of dependence on their family members. Even though they are adults, they still want their family members to treat them as they did when they were children. For example, put clothes on him before he goes to bed and serve him food before he eats.

2. The mindset is very fixed

He has an excellent memory and is very particular about many things, requiring everything to be the same as he thinks. For example, after taking off my shoes, I will put them away immediately. If others mess up their shoes, I will also put them away immediately.

3. Impatience

If his attention is distracted and you want to talk to him, you must face him or turn his head towards you so that he will notice you talking. He is timid and is very curious about things he has just learned about. He wants to play with them himself, otherwise he will be restless and absent-minded.

4. Not talkative

They are unwilling to communicate and like to be alone. They are not easy to express their emotions, but once they can't help it, they will be very extreme. They are not interested in the people and things around them, but are very sensitive to changes in the surrounding environment. For example, if the placement of furniture in the home is changed, they will feel very uncomfortable.

5. Very stubborn

Once you have initially influenced something, it is difficult to change it. He has severe obstacles in speech and actions, and can only utter a few words. He has great problems communicating with others, and rarely faces the other person when speaking. Sometimes he even does not respond to others' questions. He always turns his head away, moves slowly, and appears to be very cautious.

6. Abnormal sensation

Abnormal sensations include dull pain perception, weak reactions to cold, heat, pain, etc., lack of alertness and appropriate response to dangerous behaviors; and special preferences or fears of certain sounds, colors, images, or lights, which can easily lead to reactions such as anxiety. Unwilling to interact with others, lack of eye contact, unable to distinguish titles, not sociable, no language or very little language or just parroting, with serious speech development disorders. Spinning objects for a long time, playing with water, liking to stay in the dark, repeating a mechanical action for a long time, inexplicable expressions (crying, laughing, making noise), being very sensitive to certain sounds, pictures, and advertisements, not knowing how to be afraid of danger, and imbalance between gross and fine motor movements of the limbs.

After reading this article, you must have some understanding of autism, so that you can accurately judge whether your child has autism. If so, immediately find a psychologist to see your child to avoid delaying the opportunity and ruining your child's bright future. I hope that all patients can receive early treatment and recover soon, and I wish you all a good future.