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Every individual with exhibits different symptoms. Some people have several of the items listed here while others only have one or two. It depends on the level of the disability. This can make identifying very difficult. If you think your child may have consult a doctor that specializes in the disability for a qualified diagnosis.
What is known is that affects 1 in 166 children regardless of the race, color, or economic status. It is the fastest growing developmental disability. Programs need to be developed to help those with lead normal lives as much as possible. Over $90 million dollars is spent each year in the United States for the care of Autistic adults.
If your child portrays symptoms consistent with Autism, have them evaluated by a professional with experience with the disability. Your family doctor may not be the best person to evaluate the situation. The sooner you rule out or identify as the culprit for your child’s behaviors and symptoms the more you will be able to do in an effort to help your child.
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