What is mild asperger?

Asperger is considered a slight form on the autistic spectrum, because a person with Asperger will often be able to function in situations that someone with a more serious form of illness will not be able to handle. A person with classic autism will sometimes look inappropriate and often engage in strange recurrent movements, such as waving hands or spinning. A person with a mild Asperger may only be considered eccentric or socially clumsy. The ubiquitous developmental disorder is a disease that is defined by the delay of the child's ability to function in normal situations involving basic skills such as socialization and communication. The autism spectrum disorder affects the child's ability to interact with others and respond appropriately to social situations and other stimuli. There are different degrees of disease on the autistic spectrum, and this disorder can be serious as in autism or mild, as in Asperger's syndrome.

towerA tshed of children in the spectrum of autistic spectrum usually show symptoms at the age of three, but children with a slight asperger may not be diagnosed until they are older. The reason is that children with a mild Asperger can achieve their developmental milestones at the usual age, so any problems may not be obvious until they start school. This is when children with a mild Asperger can start to demonstrate problems in social interaction due to their inability to read body speech, make eye contact and respond to social stimuli. They may have difficulty with instructions and perform conversation.

A child with Asperger may want friends, but to be able to establish relationships because of his difficulties in recognizing social stimuli. For example, a child may not recognize when the other person is not interested in the topic of conversation and wants to leave, or may not recognize the concept of personal space. A child with a mild Asperger can be obsessed with the only topic and the others talked about it. Asperger's child may not be able to understand other person's emotionsAnd it could react inappropriately with behavior as laughing when someone is angry or leaving while the other person is still talking. With therapy, a person with a mild Asperger can learn how to react appropriately in social situations, and most people with a mild Asperger can become a successful, functional adult.