Expected and unexpected signs of autism

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Well, you know, everybody seems to understnad the expected signs of autism. Again, the child who’s not doing well with social interactions; the child is not able to communicate or understand language; the child who may have excessive repetitive motions and movements. But the unexpected signs of autism, the things that we actually can help with are children who have problems with sleep and they’re up all night screaming, or they go to sleep, and then they wake up at 2 and then they’re up for the rest of the night; or children who have chronic diarrhea or chronic constipation or always have ear infections or sinus infections; they have immune system problems – they have problems with allergies and allergies to food and the environment. These are things that the medical community can really take hold of and improve that child’s life. And when they do that, the parents actually can really enjoy being with their child. They might still have autism, but they’re really fun to be with.

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Jerry Kartzinel, MD

Pediatrician

Dr. Jerry Kartzinel is a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. He specializes in the recovery of neurodevelopmental, chronic neuro-inflammatory diseases, and hormonal dysfunctions. After receiving his medical degree at St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his residency in pediatric medicine in the Air Force. Following Desert Storm, Dr. Kartzinel practiced general pediatrics in private practice for 10 years until his fourth boy was diagnosed with Autism.

A nationally recognized speaker and New York Times Best Selling Author, Dr. Kartzinel has presented medical interventions that work to improve the lives of his patients who suffer from many types of medical conditions that include: autism, allergies, inflammatory bowel disease, chronic constipation, chronic diarrhea, sleep cycle disruptions, and hormonal imbalances. He regularly teaches Continuing Medical Educations courses on children's health issues to physicians and other health professionals.

His clinical approach is to treat the whole patient by carefully obtaining a full and complete history and based on this history, obtaining very detailed laboratory evaluations. Individualized plans are implemented integrating the very latest medical interventions that include both traditional and complimentary medicine approaches.

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Well, you know, everybody seems to understnad the expected signs of autism. Again, the child who’s not doing well with social interactions; the child is not able to communicate or understand language; the child who may have excessive repetitive motions and movements. But the unexpected signs of autism, the things that we actually can help with are children who have problems with sleep and they’re up all night screaming, or they go to sleep, and then they wake up at 2 and then they’re up for the rest of the night; or children who have chronic diarrhea or chronic constipation or always have ear infections or sinus infections; they have immune system problems – they have problems with allergies and allergies to food and the environment. These are things that the medical community can really take hold of and improve that child’s life. And when they do that, the parents actually can really enjoy being with their child. They might still have autism, but they’re really fun to be with.