Analysis survey for Some risk factors Related with Autism patients in Iraq

ASD is a collection of neurodevelopmental conditions defined by limited and recurrent variations in conduct, hobbies, and interests, as well as a chronic difficulty in socially interaction with others. According to the most recent research in science, autism is thought to start in early childhood and cause changes in the structure, connection, and operation of the brain. Disparities in interaction with others, instruction, interaction, sense of smell, and intellectual capacity are caused by these brain variations. Research conducted in the past several years has shown that early developmental environments and genes both play a role. Current research focuses on the biochemical pathways through which known gene variants may cause autism by modifying the brain's fundamental neuronal circuitry. These variations in genes are linked to several general neuronal activities, such as controlling gene expression timing and patterns and the operation of synapses, the junctions and channels for neural communication. The current study is a statistical study for the autism in Iraq, (204) cases have been taken. The questioner list that had been taken for the cases was taken for Gender, Certified diet schedule, approved medication schedule, and other mental disease in the case family. This research includes studying the relationship among four parameters and autism patients. First parameter was the relationship of the gender with the autism case. The second parameter was the relationship of the certified diet schedule with the autism case. Third risk parameter that has been taken was approved medication schedule. The fourth risk parameter that has been calculated statistically was their other mental disease in the case family. In first parameter,it revealed that there is a significant value (P value =0.000) between the two genders (male and female) and the disease. In the second parameter, it revealed that there is no significant value between the certified diet schedule and the disease. The third parameter gives a significant P-value (0.00) between this parameter and the disease. The last parameter gives a significant P-value (0.00) between this parameter and the disease. The questioner list that had been taken for the cases was taken for Gender, Certified diet schedule, approved medication schedule, and other mental disease in the case family. First parameter was the relationship of the gender with the autism case. It revealed that there is a significant value (P value =0.000) between the two genders (male and female) and the disease. The second parameter was the relationship of the certified diet schedule with the autism case. It revealed that there is no significant value between the certified diet schedule and the disease. The third risk parameter that has been taken was an approved medication schedule, and it gives a significant P-value (0.00) between this parameter and the disease. The fourth risk parameter has been calculated statistically was there other mental disease in the case family, and it gives a significant Pvalue (0.00) between this parameter and the disease.