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Dr. Vicki Falcone will be taking new patients starting 1 November 2013 in
Bala Cynwyd, PA. Her telephone number is 215-586-3304. I think
Dr. Falcone will be helping a lot of children and their families and will be making great contributions to the world of
autism.
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We strive to work toward finding solutions and improving public
awareness to Neuro Immune Dysfunction Syndrome (NIDS) related diseases, both neuro-immune and auto-immune, through
research, education and legislation.
The NNY Autism Foundation, Inc., located in Northern
New York at 135 Franklin Street, Watertown, New York 13601, was formed
by a group of dedicated, determined parents, grandparents, caregivers and professionals working together to bring this bio-medical approach
for Autism and related immune mediated disorders to the children of Northern New York and surrounding areas.
What Is The Bio-Medical Approach?
ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorders), CFS (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome), ADD/ADHD
(Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder), PDD (Pervasive Developmental Disorder) as well as links to other immune diseases. The premise of the treatment is that the body reduces blood flow to specific
areas of the brain (temporal lobes) when the immune system is not functioning normally. The impaired blood flow
decreases neurological and developmental functions resulting in any combination is a medical treatment approach for individuals
who have NIDS(Neuro Immune Dysfunction Syndromes) that results in symptoms commonly associated with ASD of symptoms
commonly observed in Autism, particularly in young children such as: loss of social skills decrease
in auditory processing decrease or loss of language
- repetitive behaviors
- loss
of eye contact
headaches lack of focus inability to
concentrate obsessive compulsive disorders "low grade" fevers recurrent ear infections abnormalities
in fine and gross motor inappropriate behaviors food and chemical sensitivities chronic congestion multiple
rashes bowel disturbances preference for routine pronoun
reversal arm flapping
The medical approach consists of diet, pharmaceutical and rehabilitation therapies. The
choice of medications varies from patient to patient and is based upon history, physical, and analysis of medical
tests. Therapy can last from one to four years, although some patients may require maintenance therapy.
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