The issue is that most doctors aren't good observers or critical thinkers, they're selected for memorization skills and not critical thinking. Of course people

The issue is that most doctors aren't good observers or critical thinkers, they're selected for memorization skills and not critical thinking. Of course people working on the field specifically of autism will have more experience and be able to spot the obvious cases, however I regularly come across people who have hyper- or hypo-sensitivities which are because of developmental blocks/disorder as well - and people won't even realize how much of an impact this is actually having on their whole system. There potentially are other causes to these hyper- and hypo- sensitivities that I observe, though there are a few questions can that be asked to increase the odds that it's correct, and then there are diagnostics that can confirm. How much an individual can be helped, if their developmental block can be unblocked, likely depends on when and how the block/disorder began - and that's where my interest lies.