Autism: How Did My Child Get It?

Autism is affected by 1 in 80 children every year. For families with this sick child, autism is a life changing disease. My life changed completely when I was told that my son had autism in 2003. Like many parents, I do not know what autisticism is I have never heard of it before, and the doctor can not explain it. Arshya Vahabzadeh, a pediatric psychiatrist's writer, shows us the truth about the facts in the article "What is the cause of Autism Spectrum Disorder?"

During Asperger 's diagnostic boom, I was a child in the 1990' s. More and more children are identified as Autism Spectrum. These lists became well known and became more widely used to identify more things that always existed. Some people think this is an increase in autism, not an increase in knowledge. Assuming that increasing autism (and autistic patients) is a bad thing, these people are usually in a panic state. Autism has become well known, but it is a very limited, strict term. Eye contact is troublesome. Repeat the game and line up for trucks and cars. Crash is a clear problem. The academic record is bad at least in some respects. If you are not "bad enough" or are not bad in a certain way, you will not be considered too. I have not diagnosed anything.

I hope that children's autism seems to be different from each other. A friend's little boy was diagnosed with autism, but he was very different from my son - her boy lacked a language and lost all eye contact with others . I know what happened to my son, but I do not think that is autism.

Aykroyd started early warning of autism as a child including Tourette, but at the tip of his wife he began seeking autism assessment until he was adult. One of his most prominent features of autism is his special interest - he was obsessed with ghost, ghost hunting and law enforcement throughout the 1980s, which led to the creation of a ghost buster. Ackroyd also attributed his autism to the development of many of his roles. As a child, he spent a lot of time looking at his image in the mirror, making a face and practicing expressions. Many people with autism express themselves in a socially appropriate way and strive to use facial or oral sputum as a stimulus; Ackroyd uses these qualities to hone his performance skills I will. In an interview with the guardian, he said: