Is Asperger s syndrome and what are the symptoms of Asperger s syndrome?

Asperger's syndrome (AS) is an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or pervasive developmental disorder (PDD) that has the same social communication impairments, limited interests, and repetitive, stereotyped activities as autism. It is classified as autism spectrum disorder or pervasive developmental disorder, but it is different from autism, and the difference from autism is that there is no obvious language and intellectual impairment in this disease. The clinical features of this syndrome are generally described as:

Patient (a) lacks understanding of the emotions of others; (b) inappropriate unilateral social interactions, lack of ability to form friendships leading to social isolation; (c) dull and monotonous language; (d) poor non-verbal communication; (e) Exhibit a strong receptivity to certain limitations such as weather, television schedules, train schedules, maps, etc., but merely memorize them mechanically, but are incomprehensible and give a strange impression; (f) clumsy and uncoordinated movements (especially large movements) and strange postures; (g) There is abnormal pronunciation. Although all cases were boys when the disease was first reported by Athberg, cases of girls have now been reported. However, boys are significantly more susceptible to the disease, and although most children have a normal IQ, a small number have mild developmental delay.

The onset of the disorder tends to be later than autism, or at least when it is detected; As a result, language and cognitive abilities are preserved, and the situation is usually stable. And this higher IQ suggests a better long-term prognosis than autism.

In this case, a psychiatric examination is required to confirm the diagnosis.

Asperger's syndrome is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized mainly by difficulties in social interaction, localized and abnormal patterns of interest behavior, and is classified as a pervasive developmental disorder with autism. The disease** is unknown, and the incidence may be much higher than that of childhood autism, which is very harmful to children's mental health.

Children with Asperger's are generally unsociable, have fewer interests, may not be able to resonate emotionally, always like to be alone, do not like to make eye contact with others, and even have many hidden dangers in learning.

1. It will appear out of place.

Children with Asperger's syndrome tend to be out of place, and although they have this disorder and want to play with other children, they simply don't fit in.

2. There is relatively little interest.

Children with Asperger's disease do not have much interest, but they will have a strong interest in some special areas, such as a certain plant or a certain kind of car. There are also some people who mistakenly believe that these children are likely to be future geniuses, although these children may have an IQ that exceeds the average person, but they do not have very good communication skills at all, and even have many difficulties in communication, and are unwilling to make eye contact with others, and when they have eye contact, they will feel some fear in their hearts.

3. Unable to generate emotional resonance.

After children have Asperger's disease, they generally have no way to resonate emotionally with the people around them, such as other people's topics, and there is no way to participate in them, even if what others say happens to be the topics they are interested in, there is no way to participate in them. Even their parents generally don't have too many topics, will have some stubborn behavior, and are even unwilling to listen to outside voices.

4. Asperger's disease.

In the first place, you should choose to strengthen the psychology, because from the current situation, the choice of drugs may also produce ***, for young children, or should strengthen the psychology**, after the psychological ** can also be gradually relieved, but also need to adhere to ** for a period of time. In general, it may be difficult to improve, and it may take more energy, so I hope that parents should be vigilant.

Symptoms of Asperger's syndrome often don't become apparent until the child's school age. It is mainly manifested as low social communication and communication skills, loneliness and few friends, narrow interests, stereotyped movements and behaviors, etc., but there is no obvious abnormality in language and cognitive development. May be accompanied by poor motor skills and clumsy movements.

The symptoms of Asperger's syndrome are: difficulty in interpersonal communication, lack of communication skills, failure to understand facial expressions, body movements and other non-verbal expressions of information, rigid and rigid communication styles, urban is, so it is difficult to form and maintain good interpersonal relationships; Difficulty in language communication, poor ability to observe words and colors during conversation, not paying attention to the other party's reaction, regardless of whether the other party is interested in what is being said, and not taking into account the other party's feelings; Patterns of behavior, stereotyped ritualization; Clumsy movements, inflexible movements, not very talkative, eccentric postures, poor operating skills, etc.

There are many symptoms, such as poor social skills, poor verbal communication skills, intellectual disability, dislike of others when doing things, and lack of self-expression skills.

Difficulties in interpersonal communication, difficulty in language communication, stereotyped ritualistic behavior patterns, inflexible movements, limited hobbies, etc., are also symptoms of Asperger's syndrome, and the appearance of these symptoms indicates that there may be this disease, and it is important to see a doctor in time.

Asperger's syndrome is a condition in which there is difficulty with social interactions.

Asperger's syndrome is a high-functioning autism characterized by abnormalities in language, social interaction, motor coordination, and interest. People with Asperger's syndrome have better intelligence and language expression, but people with Asperger's syndrome have some difficulties in social interaction.

Difficulties in social interaction are mainly related to lack of emotional understanding of others, lack of non-verbal communication skills, and clumsy movements. People with Asperger's syndrome also have limited interests, often in repetitive, stereotyped patterns.

Introduction:

Social interaction, referred to as "socialization", refers to the interaction between several classmates and spiritual communication under a certain psychological activity. From different perspectives, social interaction is divided into: individual interaction and group interaction; direct and indirect interactions; Competition, cooperation, chatting, etc.

Social interaction is an intrinsic requirement of the nature of animals. The essence of animal society is the sum total of all social relations formed on the basis of material production and labor. In line with this, social interactions can be divided into material interactions, spiritual interactions, etc.