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Can the outcome of at birth brain Lesions be ...

Can the outcome of at birth brain Lesions be possible  symptoms of autism? I know of a child that seems noraml at times and later shows signs of autism or some form of.;


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Hi Csroline! I am so sorry I am just answering your question. I am new at this whole thing. SInce i have been in the field of autism, which has been about 14 years, I have never heard of any links between brain leison and autism. I would guees that it may since it deals with the brain, but I would be in touch with a neurologist about that or a doctor, that has knowledge of autism. I am sorry I cannot be more help. Dana
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