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A member asked:
Could i with aspergers syndrome develop hyper sensitivity to sound, smell and light at a later stage in?
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Anyone on the: Autism spectrum can develop the hyper sensitivity you mention. Anyone can, for that matter, but people on the spectrum may be more at risk. Great plains laboratory has a good website with info and lab tests. Please see you doc for a check up to rule out other things. Peace and good health.
Answered 4/12/2014
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