| The autistic disorder is a life lasting
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| | conversation favorite subject in spite of
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| neurological disorder involving also the
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| | the effort the others do to train them
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| childhood disintegrative disorder,
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| | into a talk. They talk incessantly about
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| Asperger disorder, Rett disorder and the
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| | one particular subject and ignore the
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| pervasive development disorder. Autism is
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| | other attempts of talking.
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| registered as one of the five pervasive
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| | Autistic patients require a life-long
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| development disorders and is usually
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| | care and treatment as there is no actual
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| diagnosed around the age of three.
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| | cure for the disorder. If an early
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| The most important pathological changes
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| | intervention is initiated, some of them
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| caused by autism are communication
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| | may even be able to learn or function in
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| difficulties, impaired social interaction
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| | a productive way. The neurological
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| and restrictive activities; children with
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| | disease called autism is known to affect
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| autism have generally repetitive
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| | 1-2 children in about 1000 births. Today,
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| activities and interests and most of the
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| | one and a half million persons in the USA
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| other actions specific to children their
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| | suffer from different forms of autistic
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| age represent no real interest to them.
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| | disorder. The disease tends to affect
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| Children suffering from autism are more
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| | four times more boys than girls, and
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| susceptive to developing epilepsy; they
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| | according to the latest studies the
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| have different degrees of mental
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| | occurrence of autism has shown an about
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| retardation and show abnormal responses
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| | 10-17% increase every year.
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| to different sensor stimulations like
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| | The actual cause of autism has not yet
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| light or sound. Some of these patients
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| | been revealed but a disruption in the
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| show an aggressive behavior especially
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| | fetal brain during the intra uterine
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| with self-injuring tendencies such as
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| | development is believed to contribute to
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| beating themselves or head banging.
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| | the disorder. Patients seem to have
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| One third of the autistic children have
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| | problems in the brain function but also
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| proven an almost normal IQ level for
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| | abnormalities in several brain sections.
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| their age and many of them are even able
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| | This abnormal brain changes may have been
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| to respond with own actions to the
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| | triggered by viral infections, metabolic
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| environment. Some of the patients can
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| | disorders, environmental or genetic
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| show their own emotions and affection
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| | factors. Some of the risk factors may
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| towards persons around them; some of the
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| | have acted during pregnancy or during the
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| sick persons can only be measured as
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| | child delivery. Also a group of genes
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| autistic like, with autistic tendencies
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| | believed to be involved in the apparition
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| or with an autism spectrum. The disease
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| | of autism has been detected.
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| is normally cataloged as a
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| | Intensive scientific research is made to
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| high-functioning or a low-functioning
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| | determine the exact role the
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| autism.
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| | measles-mumps-rubella vaccine may have in
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| Children with a high function of autism
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| | the occurrence of autism. Cholesterol
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| show almost normal behavior but may
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| | seems to play an important role as many
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| present language and interaction
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| | of the patients have low cholesterol
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| difficulties. They will initiate a
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| | levels in their blood.
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