It is important to know the gut microbiome profile in autism. For this purpose, a microbiome profile analysis can be conducted. With a method known as Next Generation Sequencing (NGS), all the bacteria that are members of the microbiome present in the intestine can be identified at the species and subspecies level. Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) or real-time polymerase chain reaction (rtPCR) methods, which can identify a limited number of bacterial species, are not recommended because they do not allow for the identification of the entire microbiota.

It should be done with the correct method, and perhaps more importantly, the 15-20 page analysis report should be interpreted in detail by an expert in the field, and it is much more important to prevent the activation of health-deteriorating and significant medical pathological pathways caused by numerical imbalances and species diversity disorders in the bacteria that are members of the microbiome, and to restore the balance of the microbiota through appropriate restorative medical interventions applied with a holistic approach.