Causes Of Autism
Written by Strausandrew
Both from my own observations and the study of thousands of lab tests of children with Autism and ADD I confidently make these statements of fact. In addition, independent researches have made these same observations independent of my opinions.
There are researches saying that a lack of central coherence or a problem in the central nervous system is the cause of autism syndrome, and for that people with autism aren't able to bind many activities into a single and have many cognitive and behavioral difficulties. For the same reason, children with autistic syndromes learn to sit up, turn over and crawl in a different manner than normal children.
The disorder could be arising from abnormalities and/or deformities in several areas of the human brain. Some scientists and researchers are also of the opinion that autism could sometimes be the result of a gene mutation.
This evidence was quickly followed by findings, which clearly demonstrated that the EEG's of children with autism were, in many cases, atypical and the fact that a large proportion of children also suffered from epilepsy.
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The reasons why are not well documented yet. It seems age and race of the parents does not matter at all, it is still presenting higher prevalence in all second born children.
Some researchers believe it has to do with the mother's body simply not having enough time between pregnancies to recuperate enough vital nutrients such as folic acid.
Folic acid is an integral part of a child's development in the womb. A lack of it can lead to developmental delays, as well as preventable deformities in embryos.
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Although poor face recognition is a common feature of autism, very little is known about the development of face recognition skills in children with autism syndrome, they develop additional capacities to analyze differences in feature arrangements during adolescence and this allows them to make more difficult discriminations between very similar-looking individuals.
Third sign is they echo words or phrases. Any person talking to an autistic person must be patient enough to understand the body language instead on relying on their words.
Fourth sign is difficulty in interacting with others. Like in the second sign, they usually stand out in the crowd because they keep to themselves most of the time.
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