What are the clinical manifestations of as syndrome?

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What are the symptoms of Asperger's syndrome? When the disease was first reported, all the cases were boys. Now there are also cases of girls. However, boys are significantly more susceptible to the disease. Although most of the children have normal IQ, there are still a few mild developmental retardation. The onset of the disease, or at least its discovery, is often later than autism. Therefore, language and cognitive ability can be preserved. The situation is usually stable. And this higher IQ suggests a better long-term prognosis than autism. Now let's look at the symptoms of Asperger's syndrome.

What are the clinical manifestations of as syndrome?

Lack of understanding of other people's emotions. Inappropriate and unilateral social interaction and lack of the ability to build friendship lead to social isolation. Dull, monotonous language. Nonverbal communication is poor.

In some limited aspects, such as weather, TV program schedule, train timetable and map, it shows a strong receptive ability, but it just remembers mechanically, but it can't understand, giving people a strange impression. Clumsy, uncoordinated movements and strange postures.

Asperger's syndrome, also known as Asperger's syndrome or Asperger's syndrome, is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by social difficulties, limited and abnormal interest behavior patterns. Compared with other pan autistic disorders, they still maintain the development of language and cognition. Patients with Asperger's disease often have physical interaction disorder and abnormal language expression.

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