Question about MTHFR related strokes.

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I have just gone through a bad week of MTHFR/homocysteine related " metabolic

strokes " .I have had these since my mid-twenties,but only found out the cause a

few months ago.I saw neurologists off and on for years who never did the right

tests to find out the cause.I have had to triple my dose of MB12 for them to go

away by about 90%.Autism has been the only diagnosis I have been able to get,but

increasingly I am coming around to seeing this is BS,and what I really have is

some sort of polymorphic metabolic syndrome.I was wondering just how common 

these " strokes " are in autism ?I have seen very little about this

specifically.Is it possible we are looking at a situation in autism,similar to

mitochondrial disease,whereby most people with  " autism "  have " dysfunction "

rather than disease?