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Possible physical/neurological issues associated with autism

Autismman

Just a curious question really to try gauge how strong physical/neurological issues can be linked to autism. For example I am red/green colour blind and have slightly webbed toes and fingers. I know hyper mobility is another indicator but does anyone have either or both of what I’ve described about myself? (This may seem like an odd question I know) 

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  • There is often synaesthesia linked to autism. In my case it was stronger in my childhood but I still experience it. Words and numbers have tastes. For this reason it was very hard for me to concentrate on math. Numbers taste like fruits and berries so I had a fruit salad in my mouth during algebra. And I was compared to my colleagues and told: "you see how good she is doing? You can do it too! Just put more effort, don't be so lazy." And I had no idea how other kids so easily ignored tge fact that 7 tastes like a green apple and 8 like a plum. 

  • in reply to Alien0n3arth

    That’s really interesting, when I think about biting knifes and forks or someone else doing it I can force myself to have goosebumps, useless party trick really 

  • in reply to Autismman

    I had goosebumps and feeling close to vomit when touching velvet, when I was a kid. There were velvet seats in cars, I had sickness as soon as I entered the car, sat there and the overwhelming mix of smells- petrol and some "air fresher" made me truly sick it was a torture for me. Now it's not that bad. 

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