Risk Factors

There is a not a clear reason behind Autism, but some certain aspects including environmental, biologic, and genetic factors effects a child’s development risk.

The risk of developing ASD is almost higher in Boys rather than in girls.

There are a number of potential causes for autism, where’s theoretical understanding of the origin of autism, also known as autism spectrum disorder (ASD), is still unknown.

Family History:

It’s possible for the parents or other family members of an autistic child to exhibit certain autistic behavior or have low difficulties with social or communication skills.

Genetics: Having an ASD Sibling

Aged Parents: Being born to Elderly Parents

Birth Problems:

Children with certain medical conditions have a higher than normal risk of having autism.

Early Birth: Being born too early

Low birth weight: Extremely low birth weight

Birth injury: Having with a head injury or traumat

Blood Mismatch: Blood type incompatibility between the mother and baby

Anemia: a low level of healthy red blood cells

Moms in Depression: Antidepressant use during pregnancy

Other Disorder:

ASD risk is higher in mothers who experienced complications during pregnancy or childbirth. This involves the following issues with the infant:

Mental disorder: Mental Health problems Such as anxiety and depression

Weak immune system: Problems with the immune system

Sleeping disorder: Having sleeping problems

A Study founds that Vaccines Do Not Raise the Risk of ASD