杨医生再次成功治疗自闭症儿童

一个被诊断为严重智障的自闭症儿童， 经过杨医生的精心治疗，其症状获得重大改善。这个男孩，在3岁时被诊断为最低水平的低功能智障型自闭症儿童，疫情期间经过杨医生的个性化模式治疗， 如今成功地进入了主流的学校学习，各门学科的学习都提高到恢复程度，显示治疗的成效显著。

每一个患有自闭症谱系障碍的儿童， 都可能有独特的混合症状和行为模式，需要因人施治。在运用中医理论和治疗手段的基础上，杨医生结合最新的理论实践，对该儿童进行心身一体的个性化治疗，大大改善他的学习与生活，成为杨医生探索自闭症治疗的又一成功案例。

自闭症是一种发育障碍，始于幼年， 会影响一个人感知他人和社交的方式，带来社交和沟通方面的问题。早期的强化治疗，可以大大改善许多孩子的生活。一些儿童会在婴儿期早期表现出自闭症谱系障碍的体征，如眼神交流减少、对自己的名字缺乏反应或对照料者漠不关心。其他儿童可能在生命的最初几个月或几年里发育正常，但随后突然变得孤僻、激进或丧失他们已经掌握的语言技能。根据澳大利亚统计局的调查数据，2015年大约有16.4万澳洲人患有自闭症。

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Dr Yang’s Another Successful Treatment for Autistic Children

An autistic child diagnosed with severe intellectual disability experienced a significant improvement in his symptoms after careful treatment by Dr. Yang. This boy was diagnosed as the lowest level of low-functioning intellectual disability autism at the age of 3. After Dr. Yang’s successful treatment based on personalised model during the epidemic, he has successfully entered the mainstream school to study and his learning in all subjects has improved to the level of recovery. It provides clear indicatation that the treatment has achieved remarkable results.

Each child with autism spectrum disorder may have a unique mix of symptoms and behavioral patterns that require individual treatment. On the basis of the application of traditional Chinese medicine theory and treatment techniques, Dr. Yang has combined the latest theory and practice to carry out personalised treatment of the child’s mind and body, which greatly improved his study and life. This becomes another successful case of Dr. Yang’s exploring new approaches to autism treatment.

Autism spectrum disorder is a developmental disorder, characterised by symptoms evident from early childhood. These symptoms include difficulty in social interaction, restricted or repetitive patterns of behaviour and impaired communication skills. These symptoms may not be recognised until later, when social demands, such as those related to schooling, become greater. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Survey of Disability, Ageing and Carers (SDAC), an estimated 164,000 Australians had autism in 2015.