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Is it normal for children with Aspergers to be overly concerned with touching themselves?
My niece's son, age 71/2 , diagnosed with Aspergers, seems to be overly conerned with touching himself, etc. So much so that my niece had to take hime to her pediatrician because he had irritated himself so much. Is this a common behavior for an Asperger child?
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Autism & Aspergers Syndrome
> 60 days ago
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