Neurological evaluation and management of autism spectrum disorder

Goodspeed, Kimberly; Haffner, Darrah; Golla, Sailaja; Morris, Mary Ann; Evans, Patricia

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-813955-4.00023-4

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“…However, clopazine was reported to cause increase in weight gain and tachycardia, and could lead to seizures when the drug is being utilized in high doses [31,34], [35].…”

Section: Clopazinementioning

confidence: 99%

The most common treatment methods through comparing the studies results of children with autism spectrum syndrome

Alshawwa¹,

Alarnous²,

Albasalah³

2023

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Autism (ASM) is a group of neurodevelopmental condition capable of being diagnosed very early in childhood with variety of symptoms such as inability to communicate effectively, aggressive behaviour, and abnormal repetitive routines. The review compares the treatment of ASM with alternative modalities and pharmaceutical medications with evidence that parents prefer to use alternative medicine than pharmaceutical medications in treatment of ASM due to side effects and safety concerns associated with pharmaceutical medications. However, the review also highlights that pharmaceutical medications has no straightforward cure but have specialised drugs that can help manage specific associated symptoms with the syndrome, the (FDA) has only verified 2 drugs for ASM treatment (aripiprazole and risperidone) which help autistic children manage irritability problems associated with ASM syndromes, other drugs have not been adequately studied and not yet approved, therefore there are no evidence to support their use.

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“…However, clopazine was reported to cause increase in weight gain and tachycardia, and could lead to seizures when the drug is being utilized in high doses [31,34], [35].…”

Section: Clopazinementioning

confidence: 99%