Autism is a mental development disorder, mainly manifesting as social interaction disorder, communication disorder, narrow interests, and stereotyped behaviors. Memory refers to the ability of the human brain to recognize, retain, and re-recognize experiences. Methods for regulating memory in autistic children mainly include psychotherapy and medication.
1. Psychotherapy: Children with autism often experience memory loss. Parents should communicate with their children more often and take them to outdoor activities such as running and rope skipping, which can promote the secretion of brain neurotransmitters and thereby improve the memory loss caused by autism.
2. Medication: If the memory loss in autistic children is severe and psychotherapy is ineffective, then medication such as risperidone tablets and aripiprazole tablets needs to be prescribed by a doctor. These drugs can have anti-psychotic effects. Additionally, hydrochlorothiazide hydrochloride tablets and paroxetine hydrochloride tablets can be prescribed to alleviate symptoms of autism.
3. Other methods: In addition to the aforementioned treatment methods, cognitive behavioral therapy and sensory integration training can also be used for improvement. Cognitive behavioral therapy focuses on correcting undesirable behaviors and emotions in autistic children, teaching them how to handle problems and control their emotions. Sensory integration training primarily improves the attention deficit of autistic children through motor training and can also enhance their language expression abilities.
In daily life, parents should pay attention to strengthening care measures, avoid exposing children to electronic products, and provide more care and encouragement.
