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  • Dr Vijay Wagh

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    Behavioural & Developmental Paediatrician Providing expert care for children and adolescents with: • ADHD: Comprehensive assessment, diagnosis, and tailored management plans. • Autism Spectrum Disorder: … View Profile

    Recognising autism early means we can understand a child’s needs sooner. Signs may appear in the first few years of life, such as limited speech, avoiding eye contact, or not responding to their name. The earlier we notice, the earlier we can provide the right help. This leads to: ✔ Better development of language and communication ✔ Stronger social skills ✔ Reduced frustration and behavioural challenges ✔ Improved learning and independence

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