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I want to know why my son he is 2 wants to lick his handsHand or foot spasms Hand tremor all the time. He never wants to eat anything i have to fight with him all the time and i feel bad as if im starving my son when he doesnt eat.He also has a blanket that he calls his baby and its 2 years old and he eats the end of the blanket and swollows it.
This could be sensoryNumbness and tingling based behaviour. SensoryNumbness and tingling Integration DisorderAdjustment disorder Anorexia nervosa Asperger syndrome Autism Autoimmune disorders Bipolar disorder Bipolar disorder Bleeding disorders Borderline personality disorder Bulimia Chronic motor tic disorder is assessed by an OccupationalOccupational asthma Therapist who would put together a programme and sensoryNumbness and tingling diet. With sensory issues any or all of the senses can be under or over sensitive, and it can flutuate throughout the day and day to day. That may also account for your difficulties getting him to eat. His smell and taste maybe over sensitive.
Sensory issues are always part of an autistic spectrum disorder, but you can have sensory issues without being on the autistic spectrum. However he should be assessed to make sure that his speech and social interaction skills are age appropriate. He is 2, and he should be starting to become more social. Children on the spectrum tend not to develop as their peers in these areas and from the age of 3+ there tends to be a widening of the gap between them and their peers from a social interaction point of view.
I would go to his paediatrician and ask for a referal to a multi disciplinary team that has experience in diagnosing autistic spectrum disorders and sensory integration disorder.
He may well not be on the spectrum. But if he is, the sooner he begins therapy the better the prognosis
Sensory issues are always part of an autistic spectrum disorder, but you can have sensory issues without being on the autistic spectrum. However he should be assessed to make sure that his speech and social interaction skills are age appropriate. He is 2, and he should be starting to become more social. Children on the spectrum tend not to develop as their peers in these areas and from the age of 3+ there tends to be a widening of the gap between them and their peers from a social interaction point of view.
I would go to his paediatrician and ask for a referal to a multi disciplinary team that has experience in diagnosing autistic spectrum disorders and sensory integration disorder.
He may well not be on the spectrum. But if he is, the sooner he begins therapy the better the prognosis