Patient's question:
My baby has never been fond of talking since he was young. At first, I didn't take it too seriously, but I noticed he was becoming quieter and more prone to staring. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor said he had autism. I really want to consult the doctor about what to do for my child with autism.Doctor's answer:
Comprehensive education and training, medication, and psychological therapy can serve as adjunctive treatments, which are beneficial for symptom improvement. It is best to identify treatment methods early. Through intervention therapies such as special educational training programs, improvements can be made. Adhering to rehabilitation training, taking medication as prescribed by doctors, and regular follow-up visits are conducive to the improvement of the child's condition. Autistic children must grow up under the companionship and care of adults. Stabilizing the child's emotions is very important.