Yes, there can be speech delay without autism.
Impaired hearing or chronic hearing infections can result in speech delay. A lower than average IQ can result in speech delay. Another possible cause is a lack of oral interpersonal experiences (e.g. parents unavailable to spend time with the child such as when working long hours or one is extremely ill, mute parents, isolation due to a medical condition). Other conditions that can cause speech delay include tongue or other mouth problems, brain lesions, or seizures.
Autism can cause sensory issues, social awkwardness, speech delay or lack of speech, issues with eye contact and nystagmis, integration issues, and developmental delay.
Sorry there is no cure for autism , but can improve with regular speech and language therapy , but its a life long condition
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A speech delay is not part of the criteria for hyperactivity but since each case is different doesn't mean it can't be. A child with hyperactivity disorders, like ADHD, could very well have a speech delay due to focus issues.
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Yes. There is one about this girl and she had autism. She did speech theropy alot. When they tought her music. If you want to know more, go to cbs.com and search autism videos.
While you can't "cure" autism—either at home or under a professional's care—parents can provide aspects of six well-established, risk-free therapies on their own without investing a ton of time or money. These therapies include: Play therapy. Speech therapy.
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A person with autism is said to be autistic. There are also specific forms of autism, such as Asperger's Syndrome, but there is no handy description for such a person, who would still just be called autistic, not Aspergeristic. A person with autism can be described as "a person with autism" or "an autistic person." Some individuals prefer the people-first phrasing - "a person with autism" - because they do not want others to think that autism is the entirety of their being. A person with Asperger's Syndrome is usually not described as autistic because it is not autism. Both autism and Asperger's Syndrome are autism spectrum disorders, also known as pervasive developmental disorders. Some people with Asperger's Syndrome refer to themselves as "Aspergians" or "Aspies," but others do not like them.
There is no proven link between genetics or heredity and Autism, but parents who have one child with Autism have a 20% higher chance of their second having it also.