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Oxytocin

Oxytocin is a hormone and neuropeptide that influences social bonding, trust, and anxiety reduction, with potential benefits for individuals with autism spectrum disorders and PTSD.

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Evidence last reviewed: 19 Apr 2026
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Evidence
3 records
Restricted and repetitive behaviors
Individuals with autism spectrum disordersMeta-analysis
PUBMEDLow

Oxytocin did not demonstrate significant benefit in reducing restricted and repetitive behaviors compared to placebo.

Dose: 0 mg
Social interaction improvement
Young children with autismRCT
PUBMEDModerate

Oxytocin nasal spray showed potential in improving social interactions in young children with autism.

Dose: 0 mgDuration: 4 weeksForm: Intranasal Spray
Face expression processing
Autistic childrenRCT
PUBMEDModerate

Chronic intranasal oxytocin administration improved face expression processing in autistic children.

Dose: 0 mgDuration: 8 weeksForm: Intranasal Spray
Forms
Intranasal Spray
Commonly used for social and psychological effects.
Injection
Used in medical settings for labor induction.

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