Asperger Syndrome in Autism
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Asperger syndrome is a form of high-functioning autism, said somewhere from 0.26 to 4.3 people in 1000 (Statistical Men are more affected than girls, but there is no research to explain this difference.) It is most often diagnosed in the children. In fact it is said that up to 20% of children diagnosed grow of criteria as adults. This does not mean that they are cured, or even that they are not continuous medication for things like anxiety and depression that often accompany aspie needs for diagnosis, but often learn skills, which means that no longer meet the diagnostic criteria for this disorder is present.
However, I do not believe that this condition is only a problem for the parents and the children. Many had lived all her life with him, and because of the wrong diagnosis or no psychiatric research at all, many adults are diagnosed with the U.S. for the first time.
What are the symptoms?
Asperger diagnosis is very difficult, especially in adults, learning how to handle a number of diagnostic criteria are more commonly used, but all diagnostic procedures, once these three characteristics are present:
- difficult to collect and use non-verbal communication
- Consumption of very specific interests
- repetitive and stereotyped behaviors
Asperger syndrome is a pervasive developmental disorder, which means that a number of symptoms that supposed to mean, not a gift. These symptoms have a negative effect on a person's life.
Unlike other forms of autism there is a significant delay in language development as a small child with ash. Those with Asperger syndrome often moderate to high intelligence.
How to spread?
He believes that Asperger syndrome is genetic, but the specific genes identified context. Physiology behind the still hotly debated, and there are many theories about what part of the brain that is responsible for the symptoms. In fact, it has not been determined other forms of autism. Physiological mechanisms
For this reason, DSM-5, a new version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders of the American Psychiatric Association, Asperger's syndrome has decreased as a specific diagnosis. In contrast, all forms of autism under the general heading of autism spectrum disorders are classified. This change is very controversial in the view that the lack of differences in physiology and provide for those who meet some, but probably not qualified to treat the entire U.S., but there are some concerns that higher operating aspies can fall out of the diagnostic spectrum.
As you can see, there is still much to learn about Asperger's syndrome. But awareness and stigma leads to more diagnostic expectations. And most of the documented cases leads to more information and to learn to understand this condition better.
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