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Which are the symptoms of Asperger Syndrome?

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James does not like to go out of the house and a lot of pre-planning and explaining just for a trip to town.

James gets angry if he has misbehaved and gets told off, he forgets he had done something wrong and becomes frustrated because he does not know why he's being told off.

James has meltdowns, his frustrations and emotion become too much and he loses all control. He does not remember what he happened during a meltdown. He will often express suicidal thoughts and punches himself in the head and face.

Posted May 18, 2017 by Sarah Jane 5070
I find difficulty with communication and control over emotions to be one I'd definitely get rid of, the same with the difficulty of reading ones body language, facial expressions, and social cues. I personally don't mind the others, but the ones I have written down have always ruined things for me.

Posted May 24, 2017 by Emrys Helstorm 1850
It's hard to adapt to social environments with Aspergers, it's also hard to cope and adapt to sudden and quick change. It's very difficult when your sensories in your body from Sight to Touch to Smell to Sound to Taste is heightened more

Posted Oct 11, 2017 by Olivia Paige 900
Impairment in social relationships is the primary symptom

Posted Nov 20, 2019 by Amy 13500
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The symptoms that most limits the life of a person with Asperger's Syndrome are: difficulty with social interaction, understanding literal information and the naivety and honesty with which we face the world.

Some other symptoms are: lack of malice, lack of empathy, can get to alterarnos easily to changes in routine, we may not pay special attention to grooming in general, difficulty, creativity, spontaneity, and initiative, sensitivity to loud sounds or repetitive, lights or smells, physically awkward in sports and priority on solving problems rather than on meeting need emotional or social to other people.

Depending on the age of the person with Asperger's Syndrome, the limitation will be more or less strong, for example, being children of the world forgive the naivety and honesty, but it is very difficult to excuse this in adults.

The symptoms are less bad are stereotypic, restricted interests and the particular forms that we view life. I've always said: asperger's disorder is a way of life.

If you could take any symptom would be difficulty for the social interaction

Posted Jul 22, 2017 by Jhoanna 2000
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Difficulties in communication and personal relationships, among others, but those are the main ones.

Posted Sep 1, 2017 by Montserrat Manresa Boixet 2050
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in my child are,.. visual contact and social relationships with their peers ( of the same age), reactions to changes in routine, tastes very much reduced in their feed, game, symbolic, reaction to certain sounds such as for example dryer, hairdryer, vacuum cleaner etc, the same with certain scents, sensitivity of the skin to the touch with certain things, in the bathroom especially with the washing of your hair.

Posted Oct 27, 2017 by Sandra 2900

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