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Autism can be dangerous in a variety of ways, including physical and mental health issues such as seizures or self-injurious behaviors. Additionally, many individuals with autism struggle to cope with a wide range of social difficulties which can often lead to isolation and depression.

Yes, many people living with autism experience long term effects from their condition including increased risks of developing conditions such as anxiety or depression. These long-term effects rarely go away and often require ongoing care and support from family members, medical professionals and other caregivers.

Symptoms of autism vary from person to person but may include communication difficulties, repetitive behaviors, sensory sensitivities and difficulty interacting socially with others.

Yes, in some cases medications may be prescribed to help manage certain symptoms such as seizures or aggression. However, medication should always be discussed with a medical professional before any decisions are made on whether or not it should be taken.

In addition to medication, there are a variety of therapies available which may help an individual with autism better understand how to communicate, interact socially and manage their behavior. Examples include speech therapy, occupational therapy and behavioral therapies such as Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA).