There really are no standardized Aspergers symptoms that can be enumerated since technically, the Asperger Syndrome is not considered a medical illness. Rather, it is classified as an autism spectrum disorder or ASD; and hence, a pattern of symptoms to watch out for is the norm.

This condition does not really differ from what is being experienced by children who were diagnosed at an early age. The person will also have some difficulties in their communication skills, such as a poor eye contact and facial expressions. They also experience problems on repetitive behaviors that interfere in their normal activities of daily living. Some of this repetitive behaviors can also harm or cause injuries to the person if not given due attention. Furthermore, they also experience obsessions on objects of interest, such as phone books, which cause their attention to be deviated, thus they have a lack in focus in the things they do.

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