Medical Management of Autism
Medical management of autism is a method wherein specific medicines and drugs are used in order to alleviate some of the symptoms associated with autism.

How can medicines help
my child with Autism?
my child with Autism?
Most parents have found that symptoms of
hyperactivity, their child’s sleep disturbances, gut
related issues, etc. have shown improvements with
the help of medications. Read more
hyperactivity, their child’s sleep disturbances, gut
related issues, etc. have shown improvements with
the help of medications. Read more

Which medicines would help
my child with Autism?
my child with Autism?
You may hear of some common medications
which usually prescribed for children or
individuals with Autism. Read more
which usually prescribed for children or
individuals with Autism. Read more

Are there any oral supplements
that would help my child?
that would help my child?
Vitamins and other supplements help
improve symptoms of self-injurious
behaviour, aggression and tantrums,
and can be taken in combination as
advised by your child’s doctor. Read more
improve symptoms of self-injurious
behaviour, aggression and tantrums,
and can be taken in combination as
advised by your child’s doctor. Read more

When would it be ideal
for me to begin medically
managing my child?
for me to begin medically
managing my child?
Medical management of autism can be at done at anytime, since it works
to alleviate the symptoms associated with ASD. This, however, should be
strictly done under a registered medical practitioners supervision. Read more
to alleviate the symptoms associated with ASD. This, however, should be
strictly done under a registered medical practitioners supervision. Read more

Is there anything more I can
do for my child at home, in
terms of medications?
do for my child at home, in
terms of medications?
As a parent, the most important thing to do at home is to work closely
with the pediatrician and occupational therapist to moderate the
medication being taken by the child. Read more
with the pediatrician and occupational therapist to moderate the
medication being taken by the child. Read more