Differences between children with autism and Down syndrome.



Differences between children with autism and Down syndrome.
Most parents wrong perception in the calling of a child with Down syndrome as children with autism. In fact, they are different. Autism is a developmental disorder or disorders of socialization. Patients has three disorders, ie, disorders of communication and interaction, behavior and movements and speech were repeated.
Signs of autism can be seen on a condition. For example, the child shows strange and unusual behavior. Always jumping and always walks somewhere. Signs appear earliest when children aged one year.
Usually it happens because the child is less stimulation from the environment. Autistic children usually can not be cured like a normal child. They can only be in therapy to become independent.
Children with autism are not the same as with Downsyndrome (DS). DS child is usually born with chromosomal abnormalities due to genetic factors. Obvious physical characteristics at birth. Narrow eyes, small nose with a flat nasal sidelines, small head, small mouth with long tongue often protruding. Usually followed by weakness or abnormal function or damage to other organs. The common are heart defects and hearing loss.
Some children DS had a higher IQ than the average normal children. The ability to think they are very nice. However, most have lower IQs than normal children. The ability to think they are very slow.
There is a possibility of DS children born to women who were pregnant at the age of over 35 years. There are hormonal changes that can cause chromosomal abnormalities in the fetus. In addition, the virus TORCH (toxoplasmosis of other agents, rubella, cytomegalovirus and herpes) in the mother becomes a risk factor for children suffering from DS. We recommend checking your health first. If there TORCH virus in the body, better be cured first, rather than infectious and adverse effects on the baby.

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