Can children with autism be cured?

Parents of children with autism find it particularly painful that once a child has autism, it is difficult to treat. Experts tell us that in addition to regular treatment, parents are also very important in this regard. In daily life, we should actively improve through certain methods. Let us learn about this aspect.

Autism is a relatively serious disease. If it is not dealt with actively and effectively during childhood, the impact on the child will have many changes in his life when he grows up. So can low self-esteem be cured?

I believe this is a concern for every parent of an autistic child. Research progress so far has shown that even if autistic patients recover relatively well as adults, they still inevitably have autistic tendencies, such as inappropriate ways of interacting with people and inability to use language to communicate with others smoothly.

In addition, what level can be achieved after treatment is also a concern for everyone. Relevant experts believe that there are still differences between autistic children who have been treated well and normal people in terms of language expression, smile, love expression, sense of humor, ability to learn new things, etc. That is, the so-called return to normal is nothing more than the relief and improvement of symptoms.

In addition, what level can be achieved after treatment is also a concern for everyone. Relevant experts believe that there are still differences between autistic children who have been treated well and normal people in terms of language expression, smile, love expression, sense of humor, ability to learn new things, etc. That is, the so-called return to normal is nothing more than the relief and improvement of symptoms.

Your child doesn't like to talk? Is he not good at chatting with others? Does he refuse to communicate with you? Do you suspect that your child has autism? So what are the symptoms of autism? Please don't judge by yourself, take a closer look before making a decision~

1. Speech disorder: Most autistic children speak very little or even no words and do not respond when called. Some can make some simple sounds but are unable to complete situational communication. Some children speak in a very low or unclear voice, and only people who are familiar with them can understand them. A small number of children show normal language ability in the early stages, but their language ability declines when they are 3 or 4 years old and they stop speaking.

2. Narrow interests and stereotyped behaviors: Children with this disease can focus on one or several games or activities for a long time, and cannot adapt to changes once they occur. For example, they may be obsessed with spinning on the ground, a TV commercial or the weather forecast, and have no interest in cartoons or TV movies with plots. Some children insist on doing the same things every day, such as eating only one or a few dishes, having no interest in other things, going to school in the same way, and crying and making a fuss if there is any change.

4. Intellectual abnormality: About 70% of autistic children have intellectual disabilities, but they may have strong abilities in some aspects. 20% have intelligence within the normal range, and about 10% have supernormal intelligence. Most children have good memory, especially in mechanical memory.