Patient's question:
I and my child have incompatible blood types, which has led to the recurrence of autoimmune hemolytic symptoms in the child, also known as the jaundice hemolysis that people commonly refer to as neonatal jaundice. Although the doctor said this situation is relatively common and that we shouldn't worry too much, how can a mother not be concerned about her child.Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of children with autism are generally most common in the form of communication difficulties in language, and their understanding ability is also limited. The form and content of their responses are somewhat different from those of normal people, so they cannot express their wishes well. Additionally, their emotional expressions are relatively scarce, and their facial expressions are somewhat stiff. At the same time, they dislike staying in one place, are unwilling to socialize, and have fewer interests.