Symptoms of isolation include social barriers, slow language, repetition of stereotypes, narrow interests, and sensitivity to the environment。
1. Social barriers: patients often lack attention to the existence of others, do not actively communicate with others, rarely respond to others ' calls, have difficulty in establishing normal relationships, do not know how to interact with peers, and lack a sense of sharing and cooperation。
2. Language slowness: many isolated patients are clearly lagging behind their peers in terms of language development, may speak late or have problems with language expression and understanding, such as the fact that words are often understood only literally and that more complex language forms such as metaphors and humor are difficult to understand。
Repeated stereotypes: repeated actions, such as clapping hands, shaking bodies, rotating objects, etc., often have no purpose, are frequent in specific situations and cannot be interrupted or stopped。
4. Marginality of interest: there is a lack of interest in certain things or activities, such as simply playing with a toy, looking at a particular object or watching the same animated film over and over again。
5. Sensitivity to the environment: sensitization to minor changes in the living environment, such as changes in the placement of furniture and changes in the sequencing of daily activities, can trigger strong emotional reactions, display irritating, crying and even temperamental behaviour。
When similar symptoms are found in daily life, the assessment and diagnosis of a specialist should be sought in a timely manner. Once diagnosed, the intervention programmes developed by doctors, including rehabilitation training, are actively coordinated. Parents must also give patients sufficient care and patience to help them gradually improve their symptoms and their ability to live。
Carnation: this is a general medical subject and is not a substitute for face-to-face diagnosis, treatment and professional medical advice from practitioners. In the event of the above-mentioned symptoms, it is important that you visit regular health facilities in a timely manner and that you do not seek additional information about the delays in your assessment
