Early tests and diagnosis make a huge difference and change in the lives of the children having autism spectrum disorder and their families. As there is no laboratory test for autism disorder, so it is not always easy to make an ASD diagnosis. So doctors also has to rely on the symptoms and observing the behaviors and listening to the concerns with their family or parents

The following symptoms are most common in case of autistic disorder though each child may experience different symptoms. The symptoms are as per follows

No babbling or pointing or showing gestures by the age of 12 months

No single word spoken by the child till age of 18 months

Does not socially interact with others and even with parents

Fails to interact or make new friends with other children

Shows lack of interest in physical contact often described as unaffectionate and avoid eye contact even with parents

Shows repetitive motor behavior like rocking and hand or finger flapping

Other symptoms includes like requires routines, has rituals and hates noise

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Still now the cause for autism is unknown and researchers suggests that the autism is a genetic condition and several genes are associated in development of autism causing variety of differentiation in the structure of brain and chemicals in the brain, however there are not having any consisting findings.

In treatment of autism, there are several behavioural and educational programs are designed. These therapies are used to teach social skills, motor skills and cognitive skills, useful in eliminating or reducing maladaptive behaviors. Individual treatment method is important as every autistic children vary greatly in their own behavioural needs.

Special education program is highly structured and mainly focuses on self-care, speech language, developing social skills and job skills. Mental health professionals also help families to identify and participate in treatment based programs as per needs of individual child’s treatment.

Speech Therapy: Speech therapy helps with the issue associated with speech problem

Physical Therapy: Some children having autistic disorder finds difficulty with motor skills and physical movement like walking, running or jumping. Physical therapy helps to improve motor skills and strengthen the muscles

Sensory Training: Children with autism spectrum disorder are often very sensitive to sounds, lights and touch. This sensory training helps people to become more comfortable with sensory inputs

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There is no such medical term high functioning autism but it is referred to those children with autism spectrum disorder who can easily manage read, speak, write, and handle basic life skills like eating or getting dressed without much assistance. High Functioning Autism is often referred as the milder end of the spectrum

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Children with autism spectrum disorder are often very sensitive to sounds, lights, smell, touch, taste and balance. Children with autism find trouble in learning to do this. Even their play schemes are also limited to few habitual manners.

Sensory integration therapy is to improve the ability of the child’s brain to process sensory information so the child can function more adaptively in daily activities

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Being autism spectrum disorder as a superior disorder is having a number of medical disorders which comes in conjunction with autism. They embody Fragile X Syndrome, Cornelia de Lange syndrome, Tuberous Sclerosis Complex, Angelman syndrome, Down syndrome, Rett syndrome, Catatonia, Cerebral Lipidosis, AKA Cerebral Sphingolipidosis, Cri du Chat syndrome, Crohn's disease, Disorder of attention, motor co-ordination and perception (DAMP), Dyskinesia, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Encephalitis-induced brain damage, Epilepsy, Hyperacusis, Inflammatory bowel diseases, Lesch Nyhan syndrome, Miller Dieker syndrome, Mobius syndrome, Muscular dystrophy, Non-verbal learning disorder (NVLD), PANDAS (Paediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorder Associated with Streptococcus.), Pathological demand avoidance (PDA), Phenylketonuria, Rubella, Semantic-pragmatic disorder, Smith Magenis syndrome, Tourette's syndrome, Tuberous sclerosis, Turner's syndrome, West's syndrome and Williams syndrome

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Autism spectrum disorders mainly conceived as social disabilities because lack of social interaction becomes most prominent characteristics. Emotional dysregulation is a key component in difficulties for children as well as adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASDs) in education, relationships and employment. Emotions also include physiological expressions and responses as they play critical role in regulations of memory, attention, perception and physical response. Some individuals with ASDs learn to suppress rather than managing negative feelings. This help them appear more socially acceptable, but the required internal effort has the negative consequences of distracting from social interplay, increasing isolation, escalating physiological stress, and hindering the growth of relationships because the underlying negative emotions continue and grow.

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Being autism spectrum disorder as a superior disorder is having a number of medical disorders which comes in conjunction with autism. They embody Fragile X Syndrome, Cornelia de Lange syndrome, Tuberous Sclerosis Complex, Angelman syndrome, Down syndrome, Rett syndrome, Catatonia, Cerebral Lipidosis, AKA Cerebral Sphingolipidosis, Cri du Chat syndrome, Crohn's disease, Disorder of attention, motor co-ordination and perception (DAMP), Dyskinesia, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Encephalitis-induced brain damage, Epilepsy, Hyperacusis, Inflammatory bowel diseases, Lesch Nyhan syndrome, Miller Dieker syndrome, Mobius syndrome, Muscular dystrophy, Non-verbal learning disorder (NVLD), PANDAS (Paediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorder Associated with Streptococcus.), Pathological demand avoidance (PDA), Phenylketonuria, Rubella, Semantic-pragmatic disorder, Smith Magenis syndrome, Tourette's syndrome, Tuberous sclerosis, Turner's syndrome West's syndrome and Williams syndrome

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Children and adults with autism spectrum disorder as well as their parents and carers face lots of issues and challenges on their daily life. Each child having autistic disorder is a unique individual with their unique needs and different abilities. They find persistent difficulties with social communications and interactions. They follow restricted and repetitive behaviors or activities. They also face cognitive problems like attention, concentration and execution, finds several neurological, developmental and mental health problem like anxiety, depression and obsessive compulsions. Faces motor difficulties like standing upright or holding a pencil between their fingers and thumb. Also faces trouble in functional and adaptive behavior such as eating or feeding.

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Individuals with autistic disorder move on to college, some go right into the workforce, and others have alternative plans. Regardless of the path chosen, making a plan to move forward after high school is the first step on the journey to adulthood. It is essential to remember that young adults are protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The ADA notes that a child with ASD/AS cannot be discriminated against in school and beyond. "Transition to adulthood" can probably become a complicated process that starts as before long as kid is born and continues as the child becomes an adult, through adolescents, so through the stages of adulthood.  The transition to adulthood may be a tough time for teens with autism.

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People with autism spectrum disorder might have certain characteristics that could make them to break the law, controlling the aggression, emotion and understanding other people’s perspective. They may face trouble as this challenging behavior can attract the attention of the police. Despite the people’s interest that people with autism as criminals, they are more likely to be victims. Children with autism are bullied, abused or neglected by the non-disabled children. Researchers found that violent criminals with high functioning autism having deficits in moral understanding, emotional control and understanding others perspectives. Also there are severe disadvantages for the people with autism disorder that they are lacing social interaction skills and for this reason when questioned by police, they are not able to tell whether the investigator is lying or trying to manipulate them. As a result they come under false confession or fail to protect the legal rights.

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Some denigrate it as simply poor social skills, whereas the health profession calls it a neurological disorder. Autism, delineated in medical terms as a pervasive developmental disorder, may be a condition that's much more serious than mere poor social skills.  Lack of awareness regarding psychological state and poor medical infrastructure, few autism prevalence studies exist outside of the U.S. although it appears like anybody and everybody has heard of autism, in several places within the world it’s still type of a new topic.

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Recent advances within the genetic science of autism underlines its etiological heterogeneousness, with every genetic susceptibility locus accounting for a small fraction of cases or having little result. Several of the year’s most significant advances used new technologies to review and engineered on the muse and pilgrim of information established by years of investment in basic analysis. The paths and advancements in autism research aided in constructing hope and sensible can for the treatment of the drugs.

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Further analysis, the results might guide how therapists tailor treatments for patients with autism. Varied autism analysis works are conducted and motor-assisted by the autistic professionals within the field of pathophysiology, medication, and varied therapeutic patterns are investigated.

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A case report could be elaborate report consisting the symptoms, signs, diagnosis, treatment, associate degreed follow-up of an   individual patient with autism. A case report is mostly thought of a kind of proof of the work disbursed and also the output earned. It offers collective data and additional references for any analysis that is to be carried. Autism Case reports are often of clinical reports, medication case reports, pathological or analysis based mostly and even supported numerous diagnostic, symptoms and treatment reports.

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