Many children with autism have communication difficulties. There are numerous causes tied to communication issues and it is important to seek out practitioners in the biomedical, educational, and therapy fields to discuss diagnostic testing and potential treatments.
GABA and Glutamate imbalances are a very important factor to consider in children with autism. There are numerous symptoms associated with this type of imbalance and it is essential to talk with your child’s doctor to discuss testing and any potential treatments that may help.
Despite the fact that the prevalence of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) continues to rise, no effective medical treatments have become standard of care. In this paper we review some of the pathophysiological abnormalities associated with ASD and their potential associated treatments.
Sometimes, parents see symptoms of aggression in their loved one affected by autism. It is important to understand that these symptoms can be clues to potential biomedical issues that may need addressed. This article discusses what you can do and possible contributing factors to discuss with your doctor.
Improvements in behaviors and symptoms in children with autism may be a slow progression, yet it is important to celebrate moments of growth. Progress may not always be linear, but rather ebbs and flows. However, forward progression is possible through the use of early intervention, lifestyle and diet changes, and the implementation of educational, behavioral and biomedical therapies.