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01-31-2022, 10:38 PM
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Is low bone density, joint pain, arthritis, tight muscles, and anemia common in some autistics? My autistic friend is in very stressful life circumstances and now has a scary physical decline. Now the person is using crutches and is losing leg and arm coordination. I was just curious if the autism is a factor? Are there any progressive neuromuscular conditions that co occur with autism?
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