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Autism, or autism, is a brain disorder. That causes the patient to have abnormalities in 3 main areas, namely language, social, behavioral, which is repetitive behavior, which parents can observe the initial signs and symptoms themselves. But the signs and symptoms of autism tend to vary from person to person. and may change with age Even signs of autism in children may not be used to observe some teenagers Therefore, we have gathered information about Common signs of autism in adolescence that parents should be aware of because of autism even incurable But if you notice the symptoms quickly It will help manage the symptoms of the disease better.

Signs of autism in teenagers that you should know

For adolescents with mild autism There may be the following symptoms:

- Trouble interacting with others and socializing, such as talking to others who do not understand don't understand gesture or commonly used body language Some people may prefer to make friends online.

- Do not make eye contact with others and avoid physical contact such as hugging, handshaking
- Does not understand the feelings of others or even my own feelings

- likes to be alone and wanting to withdraw from the outside world

- I don't want to go to school.

- have emotional or mental health problems, such as low self-esteem easy to worry frequent upset depression

- Trouble sleeping, such as difficulty falling asleep, waking up when teenagers rarely wake up like waking up at 4 am every day, etc.

- Prefers to use formal language rather than slang, juvenile vocabulary, or the same old bad language.

- Repetitive, inflexible behaviors such as repetitive clapping, clinging to the same routine as usual, or feeling distressed, stressed or anxious. If familiar activity patterns are disrupted or have to do something different

- have interest or focus on just one thing Or obsessed with something, for example, like any food, eat only that food. I like to wear any clothes, I will only wear that one.

For adolescents with severe autism There may be symptoms other than those listed above. or have some more severe signs and symptoms, such as

- don't speak at all
- If the daily routine changes to feel stressed, unhappy, or extremely anxious
- Often exhibits violent, aggressive, or self-injuring behavior, such as banging his head against a wall repeatedly
- Even doing daily activities such as bathing and dressing, there must be someone to help all the time.
- Has repetitive behaviors and often exhibits those behaviors such as rocking back and forth
- Must follow the rules Or the same exact daily routine, absolutely not flexible.
- Only interested in certain subjects Or just have a clear preference for something like clothing, food, and if it's not something you like? will never touch or care at all
- have trouble eating until having to take special care of food

autistic teenage boy What do parents do?

When you notice that your child has the above-mentioned teenage autism signs. Should take the child to see a doctor for diagnosis. Although there is currently no cure for autism, there is no cure. But taking your child to see a doctor or specialist to receive appropriate therapy such as speech therapy or speech and language disorders therapy Behavior Therapy Practice skills necessary for life (such as social skills daily routine skills) in conjunction with following these recommendations. It will help you take better care of your beloved child.

- Learn more about autism You can find information in both books. on a reliable website Or you can consult a doctor or specialist. When you understand the disease better It will help you understand your child. and live happily together

- Understand your child better Parents should talk to your child often. to know what he was thinking and write down his thoughts to read the review to understand or use it as a tool for doctors or a specialist used to take better care of your child.

- Learn your child's behavior and control any stimuli that will exacerbate his behavior or mood. For example, if your child doesn't like bright lights, dim the lights in your home. If your child does not like loud noises or do not like to make noise when doing activities let him wear headphones or wear earplugs to prevent noise If the emotional bomb Understand that this is due to a lack of emotional expression. Don't yell or embarrass your child. But give him time to calm down. in private area or an area that makes him feel calm

- accept who he is This is considered the most important. Parents have to accept your children. Because what he is is not wrong at all. Engaging them to participate in family activities And the family takes part in their favorite activities. by respecting each other's private spaces It will help him feel accepted and loved by his family. and can live a happier life


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