Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:That my child doesn't need to do a thorough check considering the previous statements, past treatment history, and effectiveness: Haven't checked, just loves moving around, can't concentrate, practice is okay, the teacher says it's just about escaping. What kind of help is needed: Doesn't need to do a thorough check.
Doctor's answer:
Suggestion: Help your child quickly open up their heart. Your child is only 6 years old and needs space to grow. Their love for movement is a manifestation of their liveliness. They don't want to practice self-heal. The teacher says the child wants to escape, but these are behaviors common among many children and the teacher's subjective speculation. They cannot be used as a basis for judgment. As a parent, you should seriously help your child, allowing them to transform happily in their childhood and have their own space to expand. There's no need to put too much pressure on them or confine them. The above is advice for the question "What should I do if my child can't concentrate?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!