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My three year old son who attends regular playschool, was diagnosed with sensory processing delay mainly visual processing delay, when we took him for speech therapy consultation. Other senses are fine. We have been taking him regularly for occupational therapy thrice a week. After 5 months, therapist changes her opinion to him showing autistic traits. I have taken all online tests including mchat r test in which the score was 1. That was for making hand gestures in front of his face. Which last for not more than a minute. Rest all symptoms mentioned are not present in him. He has good eye contact, plays with other kids, no problem with any sound/ touch etc, imitates us. His pediatrician is also of the view that he's normal may be lagging a bit in development but will catch up as some kids are slow. I'm so confused about what to follow?


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