Children's Health - Autism - Definition and Symptoms in Traditional Chinese Medicine Perspective

I. Definition
Autism is one of the most common form of brain development disorders and one in 166 children diagnosed with some form of autism. Children who are diagnosed with autism tend to have weak immune system and auto immune problems. While conventional medicine defines autism as a medical condition in which the child has any of the following disorders: speech, social and communication skills, restricted interests and repetitive behavior, traditional Chinese medicine defines autism as a medical condition of the five delays, five weak and middle burner stagnation.

1 5 delays (wuchi) also meant 5 types of disabilities which are Delay
) Hair Growth
b) The eruption of teeth
c) Permanent
d) walking and
e) Speaking

2 5 weakness (wuruan) also is flaccidity mean 5 species which constitute the weakness and softness
a) gate
b) mouth
c) upper extremity
d) the lower extremities and
e) Muscles
Third The middle burner stagnation (ganja) is also meant disorders of organs that are located above the navel and below the heart and lungs, including the diaphragm and spleen, which includes a
) Malnutrition and
b) food stagnation

II. Some symptoms of autism
First chronic bronchitis
Second chronic gastritis
Third chronic hepatitis
4th Stretching the chest, dizziness
5th nausea
6th peptic ulcer
7th rich phlegm
8th Schizoid personality behavior
9.Vomiting
10th anxiety
11th bitter taste
12th Loss of consciousness
13th shyness
14th Slight thirst
15th red tongue
16th Greasy-yellow coating
17th Slippery-rapid pulse
18th Rapid, strong pulse
19th Etc..