Autism can be identified in children at any time but usually the symptoms start showing by 12 - 18 months.
Diagnosis involves comprehensive evaluation by healthcare professionals, including developmental assessments, behavioral observations, and parental interviews.
Treatment options include behavioral therapies (like Applied Behavior Analysis), speech therapy, occupational therapy, and sometimes medication to manage symptoms.
Management involves creating structured routines, utilizing therapies, addressing sensory sensitivities, and accessing support services tailored to individual needs.
Autism behavior refers to a wide range of characteristics and behaviors associated with ASD, including repetitive movements, difficulty with social interactions, and adherence to routines.
Level 1 autism indicates mild symptoms that require support, such as difficulty with social situations or inflexible behavior patterns.
Choose a doctor with experience in autism spectrum disorders, preferably a developmental pediatrician, child psychiatrist specializing in ASD through Medicas
Many healthcare providers like Medicas offer telemedicine services for initial assessments and follow-up appointments.
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