common conditions that occur with autism

autism is considered a disability on its own, but various psychological and physical disorders burden autistic people more commonly than their neurotypical counterparts. in this episode, i share multiple conditions that commonly co-occur with autism spectrum disorder and explain how it impacts individuals with multiple diagnoses.
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[@angus3734]

Thank you for this video 🙂

[@keyaa78]

thanks you for the vidéo :))

[@tomasvoldrich]

Another common conditions worth mentioning in my opinion are: Dyspraxia and Auditory processing disorder

[@tomasvoldrich]

To the anxiety point: ASD as a problem of missing brain prediction capability makes it no suprise to cause anxiety. Who would not be anxious all the time when sensations are unpredictable ?

[@tomasvoldrich]

To the bipolar point: There can be a misdiagnosis of bipolar instead of ASD. When you combine one of the executive functions which are not so great "functioning" in ASD - emotional regulation and that amplified with menstrual cycle it can look like bipolar disorder.

[@tomasvoldrich]

to the eating disorders point: I think ARFID is also usual as it is co-occurring at rate of 21% with ASD