Although at any given time there are hundreds of ongoing clinical trials testing drugs to treat autism, there are many reasons why none have been proven effective. Autism is a heterogeneous disorder. It isn’t caused by a single factor like a bacteria or even a single gene. It’s a complex condition that has been linked to myriad genetic changes, as well as a variety of environmental factors. In addition, symptoms and the degree of their impact vary widely, giving rise to the now-famous quote, “If you’ve met one person with autism, you’ve met one person with autism.” "
Hi I ment to deal with the symptoms of routine for example that for many of us is like being trapped and contains us. Hating change and new things. my wife says I get irritated alot . I try not to but can’t help it. It sometimes feels I trapped in my own mind .
Hi I ment to deal with the symptoms of routine for example that for many of us is like being trapped and contains us. Hating change and new things. my wife says I get irritated alot . I try not to but can’t help it. It sometimes feels I trapped in my own mind .
being glued to my routine prevents me from going out with someone, because it feels bad, it’s not something that I do everyday so it feels not only uncomfortable, but also causes me anxiety, especially if I don’t know where we gonna go etc. I also take everything too seriously and have issues understanding when someone speaks seriously and when playfully or ironically etc. long time ago when one therapist told me I have depression, I got meds. I thought, that these meds will help me stop feeling inferior to others. Then I realised that I was actually born with this depression and there is no cure for that. Some time ago the word depression got replaced by autism, the others symptoms stay as they were, I was just informed that I don’t need any meds. On one hand good- I’m tired of side effects, on another hand it means I can’t actually change who I am. But the biggest problem is that I don’t even know if and into who I would like to change.
