Autism

One particular tumor of the ovary that leaks fluid and results in fluid accumulation is called Meigs' syndrome.

Autism is a neurological difference, it is how the brain works and who you are as an individual. Thus for as long as you live you will be autistic.

I would not say they have a foot fetish. I have a son that is autistic. He likes to grab peoples feet when they come over, it does not matter how old they are he will play with peoples toes for hours he will also play with his own.

Yes, a mild form called Asperger's Syndrome.

It is common for those with an Asperger's Syndrome diagnosis to also carry an ADHD diagnosis. There is speculation that the two syndromes may be related because of their presentation, and often, co-diagnosis. Both syndromes share a core deficit: executive dysfunction.

They don't, the reason you may not see servely autistic people in public is because they may live in special homes or at their parents house still. People with high functioning autism/aspergers can easily live by their own and can operate day to day like any other person. You may not even notice they have a disorder.

It depends on the child. Some do some dont

yes

It's hard to say how many people are Autistic in the UK because not all Autistic people are diagnosed, and diagnosis is the only way we'd be able to tell. Different sources give different figures but most figures stand at around 700,000 people in the UK, representing 1 in 100.

no. there are many other symptoms though.

Jo Momma for sure, uncertain about anyone else. I hope this helped.

Referrring to Tourette's syndrome? If so, see the link below.

If you had developmental delays then you would have been diagnosed with Autistic Spectrum Disorder under the old diagnostic criteria - Asperger Syndrome doesn't have developmental delays, this is the only distinction between Autism Spectrum Disorder and Asperger Syndrome diagnosis - as it is Asperger Syndrome is no longer recognized by the DSM as a diagnosis.

Someone should give you an assessment for Autism, if your counselor can't do this they can refer you to someone who can - this just involves asking questions about your experiences and how you were when you were younger. It's a good idea for you to learn a little more about Autism yourself.

If he autistic kid is at a school they'll probably have someone with them who watches them and helps them learn like everyone else. Since each autisic kid is different you should ask the person with the autistic guy to learn more about him/her. They best way to interact with them is to learn more about them.

Yes, it is heavily over-diagnosed. The fact is autism is not a disease. Contrary to what everyone else think, it must not be treated like a disease. We have treated children using unique methods and have had complete results. Completely back to normal, over time of course.

Many a time it happens a person/child is experiencing certain conditions but those which have no medical evidence of existing. It is wrong to categorize it generally.

Every autistic person needs his/her own approach and what worked for one doesn't likely work for another.

There is autism and there is clinical autism. The latter may be diagnosed and treated but not the former. It is more complex.

Autism is considered to be a disorder - thus why it's called Autism Spectrum Disorder. Autism is certainly not a personality, all Autistic people have vastly different personalities.

Though causation is still uncertain, there certainly is a significant correlation between high intelligence and Asperger's. Aspies also tend to have a logical and methodical approach to things, which can easily be perceived as higher intelligence, and we get easily obsessed (or at least overly interested) in specific topics.

Generally kids Aspergers Syndrome are just a s popular as nerds are which means "Very unpopular".

They are socially delayed which means they may be like this here is an example

14 year old Jeremy has Aspergers Syndrome he loves Video Games and if he had all the time in the world to think about them he would love that.

Other 13 and 14 year old boy's like video games as well but they don't always want to be playing them 24/7 they want to be making friends with other kids.

Asperger's kids struggle socially and have trouble being around other people which can increase their anxiety and they can behave oddly in public such as:

* Stimming

* Running

* Jumping

* Flapping

This makes them stand out and even attracts attention to the other kids which means being bullied quite frequently.

E.g

When Jeremy is on the way to class pretends to be an assassin fighting militia groups. The other kids see him as playing by himself and they begin to think he is weird, therefore thus leading him to being teased about it and mocked in social situations.

Asperger's Kids also repeat things wether it is a word a phrase or a sentence or a fact.

E.g

Jeremy repeats the phrases from his video games.

* Target in site

* Surrender now because your death is near

* FATALITY

When Jeremy repeats things the other kids will mock him even film it our record it via voice recorder and put it up on social media which means humiliating him and even finding him annoying.

Friends

Asperger's kids generally do not have many human friends but if they do then their friends are fellow aspy kids they either hang out in groups of 2, 3 or 4 and do not tolerate large groups of people like neurotypical kids do. At times Aspergers kids would prefer to hang out by themselves than to be with other people.

E.g

Jeremy's best friend is Byron both of them are Aspergers kids, They understand each other and are more easy going in social situations due to the fact that they have similar traits and characteristics.

This Answer was used to explain the reason why Asperger's kids are not popular in school.

They are generally more laid back and less stuck up but they at times have a lack of empathy

Autistic people can teased in school for the same reasons that anyone different gets teased at school - mob rule, and when you are bullying the child who is different it takes attention away from you. It can also be like other forms of discrimination like racism and homophobia, wider society approves of prejudice so children will act with prejudice too (in this case ableism).

No, autistic children don't claim they can see glowing shafts of light, that has nothing to do with autism. Visual hallucinations suggest a mental health issue.

No, not all men are autistic more then woman. very rare...

Yes, there is no way what so ever to catch Autism. You have to be born with it.

If you have any questions about Autistic Children then email me at ijm9098@gmail.com

I have tons of experience with Autistic children.

of course not, autism isn't a disease.

Autistic parents are advantageous to autistic children because they understand each other and can communicate with each other and share interests effectively.

Before autism was known as is, the oldest record of it was known as somebody who had been possessed by evil. There were false rumors about it being a threat to society and convinced everyone that it must be vanquished. No witch that was burnt had lived to tell of their lives.