Diagnosis for autism is complicated because some people act the same as people with clear physiological changes, but without those changes. This puts medical b

Diagnosis for autism is complicated because some people act the same as people with clear physiological changes, but without those changes. This puts medical boards in a sticky situation where they have to be inclusive since there's not enough research to say the latter group are definitely not autistic. I'm in the camp that you shouldn't diagnose an issue without clear physiological or chemistry differences, but I'm not in control of the medical boards. I think we all agree that you shouldn't self-diagnose.