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Autism Comorbidity by Kelly Jean Sullivan

 







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Does autism have a high comorbidity rate?

Individuals with autism spectrum disorders have a higher comorbidity burden than the general pediatric population, including higher rates of seizures, psychiatric illness, and gastrointestinal disorders
Language delay, speech disorder and developmental language disorder. Motor difficulties. Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) Seizures and epileps
The health complications that accompany autism, according to the study, include immune disorders such as allergies or asthma; metabolic disorders such as diabetes; heart disease; and motor disorders such as cerebral palsy.

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