Asperger's Syndrome

What is Asperger’s syndrome?

Asperger’s syndrome has been medically established to be a developmental disorder which most often than not affects a person’s ability to socialize and communicate effectively with others. This syndrome may cause the affected persons to be regarded as anti-social as they express a level of disability in communicating their ideas effectively. Asperger’s syndrome has been reported to be obvious in the early childhood years of an affected person and has been reported to remain with such affected persons throughout their lifetime. Asperger’s syndrome however presents itself in varying degree causing varying degree of disabilities to be established in the affected person.

Symptoms of Asperger’s syndrome

Asperger’s syndrome has been established to be notable in the early childhood years of an affected person leading to the inability to communicate and socialize effectively right from the affected patient’s tender age till later in life as the medical condition has been reported to be permanent, however, the Asperger’s syndrome presents some associative and characteristic symptoms which include engagement of affected persons in one-sided, long-winded conversations. Most of the conversations sparked by persons suffering from Asperger’s syndrome has been reported to be irrespective of the other person’s interest. 

Persons suffering from Asperger’s syndrome have also been reported to experience difficulty in forming friendship, they also exhibit a characteristic shyness as they are characterized with the inability to make eye contact. Also, persons with Asperger’s syndrome have been reported to express awkward body postures and gestures, express anger and aggression when things do not happen as they want. Additionally, persons suffering from Asperger’s syndrome have been attributed with a narrow field of interests as they appear not to understand, empathize with or be sensitive to others’ feelings. Also, they experience a hard time in “reading” other people or understanding humor and have been reported to speak in rather monotonous voice which are often rigid, robotic and unusually fast. Patients suffering from Asperger’s syndrome have also been reported to be characterized with clumsiness and poor coordination.

Causes of Asperger’s syndrome

Asperger’s syndrome which is mostly noticeable during the early childhood days of the affected patients has been reported to have no clear cause.

Risk factors of Asperger’s syndrome

There are a couple of risk factors which can predispose one to the incidence of the medical condition which is most often times noticeable early in the life of patients suffering from this condition. An important, noticeable and remarkable risk factor associated with Asperger’s syndrome is its commonness in boys than in girls.

Diagnosis of Asperger’s syndrome

Diagnosis of Asperger’s syndrome could be made by physical and characteristic exhibition of some symptoms which are particular to the medical condition which include inability to make friends, shyness and lack of eye contacts, rigid, monotonous and one-way oriented conversations, possible exhibition of anti-social lifestyle, expression of awkward body postures and gestures, expression of anger and aggression especially when matters do not go according to plan. Proper diagnosis of Asperger’s syndrome however involves various tests conducted by a team of medical professionals who conduct several tests to evaluate the severity of medical condition. The team of medical professionals are also saddled with the responsibility of testing the affected children in some areas including speech, language and visual-motor problem solving.

Treatment of Asperger’s syndrome

Asperger’s syndrome has been established medically to have no known cure, however, it has also been reported by various medical researches that male children are more prone to the risk of the medical condition’s incidence. Asperger’s syndrome is mostly noticeable in the early years of the child’s life and has been reported to increase in varying degree as the child matures. 

Homeopathic Treatment of Asperger’s Syndrome

Homeopathic treatment of Asperger’s syndrome has been reported to be aimed at improvement of perception and thinking process of the affected person. In Homeopathic treatment, treatment procedure is focused on treating the person as a while which translates to the fact that the treatment procedure offered is constitutional. Treatment using homeopathic procedure focuses on rehabilitation of the patient along with addressing the pathological condition from which the patient suffers. Homeopathic treatment of Asperger’s syndrome has been reported to be aimed at balancing the energy system of the affected person as well as tailored to improve immunity and body functions. Homeopathic treatment has been reported to basically treat the root cause of the medical condition. Some of the medications administered in homeopathic treatment of this medical condition include; Agar, Nat M, Vanil, Zinc, and Verat.

Psychotherapy and Hypnotherapy Treatment of Asperger’s syndrome

Psychotherapy treatment of Asperger’s syndrome has been found to be helpful in rehabilitation of the affected person. Additionally, Hypnotherapy Treatment of Asperger’s syndrome has been reported to be aimed at changing the way the affected individual thinks about themselves and other people. Hypnotherapy treatment of the medical condition has also been reported to help in modifying the patient’s thoughts and feelings.

Conventional or Allopathic Treatment of Asperger’s syndrome

Conventional treatment of Asperger’s syndrome or Allopathic Treatment of Asperger’s syndrome is most often times tailored towards administration of medications which are aimed at reducing the incidence of some of the symptoms presented by the medical condition. Some of the symptoms addressed by medications administered in allopathic treatment of Asperger’s syndrome include; anxiety, depression or hyperactivity. Most often than not, allopathic treatment of Asperger’s syndrome employs the use of the following medications; Aripiprazole, Risperidone, Olanzapine, Guanfacine, and Naltrexone.

Surgical Treatment of Asperger’s syndrome

Surgical treatment of this medical condition is not advisable as scientists and medical researchers are yet to understand the cause of the medical condition.

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