What are the symptoms of intermittent autism?

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If parents don't know the symptoms of children's autism, they can't find their children suffering from autism in time, which will delay the treatment of autistic children. Therefore, understanding the symptoms of children's autism is the basis of treatment. Here is a detailed introduction to what symptoms of intermittent autism?

What are the symptoms of intermittent autism?

One of the manifestations of autism is loneliness and aloofness. Autistic children don't like to be close to others from infancy. Even in the face of their parents, they will feel alienated and have no response to their parents' call and closeness. When family members want to hold him, they will not stretch out their hands to show the posture of expecting to be held, and there is no discomfort of separation in the face of off-duty parents.

The second manifestation of autism is lack of social communication skills. Autistic children can't communicate with children. When they are looking for children to play, they often suddenly take pictures of people or pull off their clothes, and then turn around and leave. Most of the time they are playing there, or a person looking at the outside in a daze.

The third manifestation of autism is indifference to the surroundings. Autistic children are often indifferent to the things around them. They seem to be deaf and blind. They do what they want to do, without any scruples. What happens around them seems to have nothing to do with him. It's hard to arouse his interest and attention. Their eyes often change, and it's not easy to stay on the things that others ask him to pay attention to. They seem to live in their own small world. In addition, their eyes don't look at each other or even avoid each other's eyes. They often wander when they are moving. They often squint, squint or shine when they see people. They seldom face each other and smile. They never greet people.

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Early detection and early treatment can make up for the congenital learning ability defects of autistic patients, reduce the occurrence of their maladjustment and destructive behavior, and make their potential fully play. If autism can be detected and corrected as soon as possible, it will be helpful for the improvement of the disease.