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Autism and amphetamines
Autism, a common disorder, is a serious lifelong developmental disorder that generally occurs in the first three years of life. It causes dysfunctions in social and communication skills as well as their repetitive and limited disorders. Autistic people interact abnormally with people, events, and objects in the environment. An autistic person has a normal IQ, goes to school, and has a job. The difficulty is that he cannot mix or express himself with other people. Some children don't even develop language. Behavior varies from one autistic person to another. Autism cannot be prevented and is incurable. …
Autism and amphetamines
Autism, a common disorder, is a serious lifelong developmental disorder that generally occurs in the first three years of life. It causes dysfunctions in social and communication skills as well as their repetitive and limited disorders.
Autistic people interact abnormally with people, events, and objects in the environment.
An autistic person has a normal IQ, goes to school, and has a job. The difficulty is that he cannot mix or express himself with other people. Some children don't even develop language. Behavior varies from one autistic person to another. Autism cannot be prevented and is incurable.
Amphetamine is a psychostimulant drug used to suppress appetite, control weight, and treat certain psychotic disorders. The amphetamine group of drugs is used to treat a variety of psychotic disorders such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in both adults and children. The original and most popular use of amphetamine was to treat obesity by reducing appetite as a weight control tool.
Amphetamines are absorbed by the small intestine. The maximum plasma concentration occurs 2 hours after ingestion. Absorption is usually complete within 4 hours. Amphetamine metabolites are excreted in the urine. The overall effects are variable and determined by a number of factors.
Certain amphetamines are believed to help an autistic person structure their thoughts in a more organized manner. This is particularly true for a form of autism spectrum disorder known as Asperger's syndrome. This is the experience of some people who have tried amphetamine illegally.
The following prescription amphetamines are approved for use in autistic children. They are called Adderall and Adderall XR.
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