Having autism can be different between children and adults, and finding some of the common signs and symptoms of this problem is important to help us live better and manage the problems that lie ahead.
What is Autism?
Autism is a disorder that is affecting more and more people with autism. It is usually diagnosed when we are young, but there are some cases where adults face the same problem.
Symptoms of autism in adults
Autism in adults is often overlooked because symptoms can vary greatly depending on age factors, making diagnosis in adults more difficult than in children. Although the symptoms in women may be slightly different between men, we can still observe some common symptoms, including:
• Difficulty expressing emotions
• Difficult to understand other people's views
• Likes to move or repeat sounds
• Difficult to justify words
• Very emotional.
Diagnosis and testing in adults with autism There are no blood tests or physical scans that can confirm that someone has this condition. Therefore, doctors can observe and evaluate a number of characteristics, including:
• Weak social communication skills
• Repetitive behavior
Symptoms experienced at a young age
Symptoms of decreased daily function
• Some conditions such as intellectual development crisis.
Treatment and support for adults with autism In adults with autism, which requires little support, certain medications and treatments can help improve your day-to-day function. Contains:
• Treatment of behavioral disorders
Use of medications to manage health conditions associated with autism, such as anxiety.
• Get support from the same group of adults with autism to share personal experiences with each other.