My son was born with syndactyly…or mitten hand. Where the 4 fingers on each of his hand are webbed. Do you think he is at greater risk for autism, what are your thoughts about the MMR vaccination and autism? Do you think i should seperate the shots as a precaution? Parents w/ children w/ autism [...]
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Need Autism info!!?
Posted by admin on May 5th, 2011
Posted in children a trisk for autism 
Tags: autism, doctors, fingers, mmr vaccination, mom, parents, precaution, risk, syndactyly, vaccinations 
1 Comment »What are some signs of autism in infants, for people who have an autistic child?
Posted by admin on April 26th, 2011
We are concerned about our son and have been researching it, but havent found anything specifically about toddlers behaviors. Mainly just yournger children. I meant toddler. Sorry.
If most all children are vaccinated, is it really worth the risk for parents to vaccinate their children ?
Posted by admin on April 20th, 2011
Please read before you answer. With Autism Allegories asthma, ADD ADHD and many other childhood aliments at epidemic levels most with unknown or yet to be defined causes, why would anyone want take the risk of these vaccinations for childhood diseases that were a rite of passage for past generation building natural immunity? Please don’t [...]
Is the risk of autism consistently found in children of older fathers?
Posted by admin on April 20th, 2011
Another study has come out showing that fathers over 33 have a greater risk of having a high functioning autistic child. Why is the public not warned after so many studies say the same thing? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/health/3109313/Father-age-link-to-autism-in-children.html http://bjp.rcpsych.org/cgi/content/abstract/193/4/316 The abstract of the study
Posted in children a trisk for autism Tags: autism in children, autistic child, health, rcpsych, risk, telegraph, uk news 1 Comment »What are the signs of aspergers autism?
Posted by admin on April 13th, 2011
im 22, and i’ve just starting dating this guy he’s 22, he told me he has aspergers autism..what are the signs? do they talk funny? rock left and right, someone that knows please explain clearly for me thanks
what are the risks of having a child with autism undiagnosed?
Posted by admin on April 5th, 2011
I have a daughter that I am unsure of. If she has it, it is only a mild form. I heard that sometimes they can grow out of it and am wondering if maybe I should wait to get it diagnosed. If there is no cure for it I would like for her to learn [...]
My wife and I are having our expecting our first child, how real are the flu shot dangers of "autism"?
Posted by admin on April 3rd, 2011
Our doctor told my wife at the last meeting that she’s recommending all of her patients to get both the regular flu shot and the H1N1 shots. I’m very concerned about the risk of autism associated with those shots, any links and information would be very much appreciated.
What are signs of autism in adults?
Posted by admin on March 30th, 2011
My brother has been troubled by mental illness most of his life, but has never been diagnosed with one specific disorder, besides depression. As I learn more about autism, if would seem that he suffered from it as a child and left untreated (which certainly could have led to the depression). What are signs of [...]
Risks of Autism to unborn child when family members are on the Autistic sprectrum?
Posted by admin on March 19th, 2011
I am interested if anybody knows if a child would pose a risk to autism if the maternal side is free of any learning difficulty and the fathers side has Autism in two members on a mild level with dyspraxia and dyslexia? Is Autism more likely acquired then genetic with the controversial MMR? I am [...]
Posted in children a trisk for autism Tags: autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia, fathers side, intrested, learning difficulty, maternal side, mild level, mmr, risk 1 Comment »At what age is a normal child no longer at risk for regressing and being diagnosed with autism?
Posted by admin on March 19th, 2011
I’m just wondering as a parent, if my child is developing perfectly normal and on schedule, I realize that there is still the medical ability for her to suddenly stop progressing and instead begin to regress. I would just like to know, does anyone know what age that line is drawn in the sand? Are [...]
