How to help non verbal autistic child talk - #19495

Nana

Autistic 6years old child and he's non verbal hasn't said a word . He is on gluten, diary and sugar free diet. He seems not to be growing he looks skinny and too small for his age . He sometimes cry and shoul for no reason

Age: 38

Chronic illnesses: Non verbal Autistic child

Autism

Non verbal

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Dr Sujal Patil

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52 days ago

4.88

Hello Nana,
It’s important to understand more about your child’s health. Has he had a recent check-up to check his growth and nutrition? Are his digestion and sleep patterns normal? Has he been getting any therapy for speech or behavior support?

For his growth and speech issues, you can try Bala Ashwagandhadi  oil for gentle body massage daily. This may help in relaxing his muscles and improving blood flow. Amla or Triphala syrup in small doses can support digestion. Brahmi syrup is also good for brain development. Give him a balanced diet with fruits, vegetables, soaked nuts, and seeds. Moderate sunlight exposure will help maintain vitamin D levels. Play simple games with him, engage in water play, and try calming activities like music therapy.

It’s best to consult an Ayurvedic pediatrician, especially a developmental specialist, for personalized treatment. Regular monitoring and supportive therapies will help in his progress.

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Dr. Harsha Joy

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49 days ago

4.82

Hi Nana,

 Can you tell me if your child experiences any digestive issues, such as constipation or diarrhea? 
Also, does he show any signs of sensitivity to certain sounds, textures, or environments? 
Lastly, how is his sleep pattern—does he sleep through the night or have trouble settling?

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