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Asperger's Syndrome
- Is There A Real Cure?
By Rachel Evans
If you know of a child who is having a greater degree of language impairment than
other children or has diminished communication skills and also exhibits a restrictive
pattern of thought and behavior, he may have Asperger’s syndrome.
This condition
is more or less similar to that of classic autism. The main difference between autism
and Asperger’s syndrome is that the child suffering from Asperger’s syndrome retains
his early language skills.
The peculiar symptom of Asperger’s syndrome is a child’s
obsessive interest in a single object or topic to the exclusion of any other. The
child suffering from Asperger’s syndrome wants to know all about this one topic.
Sometimes their speech patterns and vocabulary may resemble that of a little professor.
Other Asperger’s symptoms include the inability to interact successfully with peers,
clumsy and uncoordinated motor movements, repetitive routines or rituals, socially
and emotionally inappropriate behavior, and last, but not least, problems with non-
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Asperger’s syndrome sufferers find difficulty mingling with the general public. Even
if they converse with others, they exhibit inappropriate and eccentric behavior.
The Asperger’s syndrome patient may always want to talk about his singular interest.
Developmental delays in motor skills such as catching a ball, climbing outdoor play
equipment or pedaling a bike may also appear in the child with Asperger’s syndrome.
Children with Asperger’s syndrome often show a stilted or bouncy walk, which appears
awkward.
The therapy for the Asperger’s syndrome mainly concentrates on three-
It is unfortunate that there is no single treatment for the children suffering
from the entire three-
The
treatment package of Asperger’s syndrome for children involves medication for co-
The Asperger’s
syndrome treatment mainly helps to build on the child’s interests, teaches the task
as a series of simple steps and offers a predictable schedule.
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Although children suffering from Asperger’s syndrome can mange themselves with their
disabilities, the personal relationships and social situations are challenging for
them. In order to maintain an independent life, the Asperger’s syndrome sufferers
require moral support and encouragement to work successfully in mainstream jobs.
Studies are on the way to discover the best treatment for Asperger’s syndrome, which
includes the use of functional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to identify the abnormalities
in the brain which causes malfunction of the same, which in turn result in Asperger’s
syndrome.
Clinical trials are being conducted to identify the effectiveness of an
anti-
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