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Autism Autism is a disorder characterized by abnormal verbal communication behaviors. Symptoms of this disorder occur in the first years of life, and the underlying cause is unknown. This disorder is more common in boys than in girls. The disorder affects the normal growth of the brain in the context of social interactions and communication skills.

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Children and adults with autism have verbal and non-verbal communication, social interactions, and game related activities. This disorder makes it difficult for them to communicate with others and the outside world. In some cases, self-abusive behaviors and aggression are also seen. In these people, repetitive movements, jumping unusual responses to people, attaching to objects, or resistance to change are also seen, and may include non sensitivity in the five senses (sight, hearing, tinting, smell, and taste) The usual show. The central core of autism disorder is the disorder.

50% of autistic children are not able to use language as the main means of communicating with others. Failure to use the pronoun "I" is a verbal attribute of these children. From other issues, it is a repetition of the words and sentences of those around you.!

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Otitistic disorder
Communication, social interaction and imaginative play have been specifically damaged. Interests, activities, and repetitive behaviors. Disruption begins in the first three years of life. Asperger's disorder is characterized by damage to social interactions and the existence of limited activities and interests. There are no general clinical signs indicating a delay in the language, which is, in fact, less problematic people. Natural intelligence or higher than normal.

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Rats disorder
A progressive disorder that can only be seen in girls. First, the stages of growth are normal, but then lose their previous skills and purposeful use of the hands, and instead of repetitive movements that begin between the ages of 1-4. The disruptive disorder of the era Child: Growth is at least the first two years of normal life. The serious loss of skills previously seen has been observed.

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.Penetrating disordered nonspecific growth
The signs alone do not have any of the above disorders and can not be classified as one of the above categories.

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What is the cause of autism?
Autism is a long-term disability that results in a mental impairment in the individual. Although autism seems uncommon, recent data suggest that the prevalence of autism is as high as 20 cases per 10,000 live births. Autism in boys is 3-4 times higher than in girls. Although the underlying cause is not well-known, many studies and studies have been carried out in recent years. Studies have highlighted the biological and neurological origin of the brain. Many families have a history of autism or related disorders, which suggests a genetic root, although no specific gene specific to autism has ever been known. Researchers disagree about the role of genetics in the etiology of autism, and some of them pose a combination of several genes as the cause of the disorder. Several theories about autism have been raised, which have not been accurately proven.

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.Autism is not a mental illness
Children with autism are not rebellious children who have chosen their own behaviors. Autism is not caused due to having bad parents, nor is there any specific psychological factor in delayed child growth.

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What are the symptoms of autism?
Autism spectrum dysfunction varies at different ages, and some signs occur in some children sooner, and later on. But typically, some of the skills are delayed from 15 months of age. Although the symptoms and severity of autism are different in people, but all types of autism affect the ability to communicate with others.
People with autism usually show at least half of the following symptoms (these symptoms can be seen in normal children in certain ages). Symptoms of autism vary from mild to severe.

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National Autism Day
April 2 is the world day for autism (anxiety disorder)
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