NeuroPointDX

The NPDX test is appropriate for a child who:⁣
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▪️Has failed screening for developmental milestones indicating risk for ASD (e.g. M-CHAT, ASQ-3, PEDS, STAT, etc.).⁣
▪️Has a family history such as a sibling diagnosed with ASD.⁣
▪️Has an ASD diagnosis for whom additional metabolic information may provide insight into the child’s condition and therapy.⁣ For more information: https://neuropointdx.com/providers/

What if the physician or clinician suggests that we “wait and see” for 6-12+ months to see if my child catches up to peers?

Children develop skills like walking and talking at different times, so some physicians or clinicians may suggest a “wait and see” approach when a child shows delays.
Why this approach isn’t the best choice for your child:
An earlier diagnosis and treatment is important for a child’s short- and long-term development.
“Wait and see” can be frustrating for parents. It’s tough to wait it out when your child needs help. The NPDX ASD test offers an opportunity to identify and refer children at risk of an ASD diagnosis earlier so they can receive treatment sooner. Our test is an alternative to “wait and see.” If the test comes back positive, a physician or clinician should make the referral to a neurodevelopmental specialist with sound scientific support, based on clinical study that further testing could benefit the child — and should be performed sooner than later.

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FAQs About Our Autism Test for Parents | NeuroPointDX.com Read our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) from parents about the NeuroPointDX Autism Spectrum Disorder (NPDX ASD) blood test.

"Earlier identification and treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorder could lessen the severity of symptoms, according to the studies. "

https://amp.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article257023422.html

Signs of autism can be spotted earlier than thought, studies say. Why that’s good news Earlier identification and treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorder could lessen the severity of symptoms, according to the studies.

Sometimes parents and doctors wait months or years to see if a child will “catch up” to peers. In the meantime, valuable time is lost that could be used to begin helpful interventions. Ask your physician today to order NeuroPointDX’s NPDX ASD test.
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