The prevalence of autism is approximately two to five per thousand.
The World Health Organization estimates that globally there are about 15 million people with autism, barring a few lucky ones.
The vast majority of young patients are isolated from normal society for life.
Scientists have been exploring the causes and treatments of autism for over half a century, with sanatoriums and research institutes worldwide.
Unfortunately, like many mental diseases.
In today's highly advanced scientific world, autism treatment plans still remain in the realm of trial and error.
Doctors can only roughly judge which treatment plans are effective or ineffective based on past case experiments.
The few developed drugs only play a supportive role.
Besides more scientific statistical methods, people no longer rely on priests to exorcise with holy water or insert a probe through the eye corner to mush your frontal lobe to create artificial dementia.
