Autism does not directly affect the life expectancy of a person with autism. That person can have a normal lifespan. However, autism can increase the chances of suffering from depression, which could increase the chance of suicide. No, they tend to have much shorter life spans. There are conditions that occur at a greater rate than average in people with autism that can make it more likely for them to have shorter lifespans, but autism is not the condition causing it.
No one dies from autism in the direct sense, but some people with low-functioning autism can have poor understanding of danger, therefore are more likely to die from accidents.
My nephew screamed in sheer terror when you'd cut his hair or trim his nails, but he loved chewing on electrical cords, would lick on & sometimes eat inappropriate things & had no fear of deep water.
He died 2 years ago when he got out of the backyard & found the creek before anyone found him.
It is also not uncommon for low-functioning autistic kids to run into traffic.
But probably only 10% of all kids with autism are this low-functioning.
The average life expectancy for an Autistic person* is the same as a person with any other neurology. Autism doesn't cause problems that would cause an Autistic person to die sooner than other people.
* Autistic people prefer identity-first language (e.g. Autistic person) over person-first language (e.g. person with autism) - unless an individual tells you otherwise, please use identity-first language.
The life expectancy of an autistic person is no different to that of a neurotypical person. Autism does not effect a persons life expectency.
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Autism and Asperger's Syndrome do not affect the life span of an individual.
The life expectancy of a person in cote d vior is 55.45 years
Life expectancy would be normal for a mute person. Being mute simply means the person cannot speak.
According to an average of life expectancy statistical charts, a person born in 1941 has a life expectancy of 62.81 years.
Children with Autism generally have a normal life expectancy similar to individuals without Autism. However, they may face certain health conditions or challenges associated with Autism that could impact their overall health and well-being. Regular medical check-ups and support services can help address any potential issues and improve their quality of life.
Life expectancy is important because it tells how long a person or organism might live
None. If a person is dead they have no life because they are dead.
There is no definitive answer to this question as the life span of a person with autism is similar to that of the general population. However, individuals with autism may face unique challenges that require specialized care and support to optimize their quality of life.
It depends on what you want for that person. If you want them to have a good life then of course go for it!!=)
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