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If not I would go and talk to the doctor about it, especially as it seems to be affecting one side of his body. It could be something to do with brain development, or some kind of seizures that are affecting one side of the brain.
With autism there are usually a combination of characteristics that involve speech/social interaction/ridig routines etc.
I have started a Health Page which you can access by clicking on the Health Page icon on the top right hand side of this page. This lists the diagnostic criteria for autism and parents have posted examples of their childs behaviour to give examples.
At 2 years old he is just getting to that stage when he should be becoming more social. But your post concerned me because it seems to be only affecting one side of his body, which could indicate something else.