What are physical health problems that go with Asperger's?

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10 May 2008, 1:06 pm

Don't know if it's related to AS, but I get emotional indigestion sometimes.



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10 May 2008, 11:04 pm

I've noticed allot of people with autism having Ibs and migraines. Sometimes I get them both at the same time :(



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11 May 2008, 12:27 am

My guess is headaches, increased risk of stroke/heart attack, and high blood pressure.



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11 May 2008, 12:52 am

I have hypoglycemia, Ashtma. I think I have isb. I have had a lot of headaces and have got sick to my stomach a lot when I was 13 up until now



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11 May 2008, 7:29 am

i was diagnosed with multiple sleep disorders, low muscil tone(it hurts to hold a pencil too hard)
and afew different personality disorders but think only sleep is related to my AS


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11 May 2008, 9:09 pm

I think allot of people with AS are anemic too.



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11 May 2008, 11:42 pm

If you have low muscle tone in your mouth and throat, you could have sleep apnea, which runs on my husband's side. But low tone could occur in different areas of the body, so you won't see it in all aspies, and not all in the same place. But if you have any speech oddities or pronunciation problems, plus sleep problems, you might look into that.

Also from what I have been noticing with a lot of the spectrum kids I know is that low tone in the abdominal muscles causes digestive problems.

I believe digestive problems are also related to allergies, because the GFCF diet seems to help alleviate allergies for us, and a lot of these kids seem to have lots of allergies.

I also read somewhere that a very high percentage of spectrum children also have seizures.



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12 May 2008, 8:42 am

Irulan wrote:
As a child I suffered from numerous ailments, including problems with my digestive system, scoliosis (in later childhood) and I was almost permanently ill in winter.

I have no idea if those may have something to do with AS but I wouldn't be suprised though if they had - as a kid I never knew another child who would be equal to me in terms of frequency of being ill.


Actually I was barely sick,I have a very strong immune system and have not had the problems you are referring to.



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14 May 2008, 9:24 pm

ulcer at age 10 and 21. various other stomach issues. currently on pantoloc, but have ibs symptons



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15 May 2008, 11:39 am

Epilepsy? I was anemic as a baby and have scolosis but always thought those were due to my biological mother not taking care of me or holding me properly, plus I never stood up straight becuase I was ashamed all the time.



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15 May 2008, 12:37 pm

Clumsy child syndrome topic

I have always been unco-ordinated and very slow. Lately due to aging and arthritis, it is worse. My dyspraxia is moderately severe and I am unable to co-ordinate my body with a machine satisfactorily and therefore am unable to drive a motor vehicle, use a keyboard, or any activity requiring dextrous eye-hand co-ordination or gross motor fluidity. :(


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15 May 2008, 12:49 pm

sartresue wrote:
...am unable to...use a keyboard...


How do you type? Voice recognition software?



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15 May 2008, 1:02 pm

i agree that many physical problems are accompanied with autism

in asperger (i mean the german scientist ) research he has noticed that most of them have

thin bodies and less susceptibility in physical activities


and i do agree ..


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15 May 2008, 4:31 pm

im 18 now
I had seizures when i was little,
i have Ashtma, arthritis, osteocondroma, and tendenitious



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