Patient's question:
The child often distracts other classmates during class practice. They don't pay attention well during tutoring either; they can't even sit still during tutoring sessions. As the teacher put it, "Your daughter is more mischievous than other boys' sons," as if she were born into the wrong family. Hearing this made me feel utterly ashamed. Who made the child have ADHD? What kind of assistance is needed: What medication can be used to treat ADHD in children?Doctor's answer:
Implement careful observation and patient education and guidance, and consult a doctor for confirmation if necessary. If it is indeed ADHD, medication can be used. Recommend saving Jingling Oral Liquid for the, as it is truly excellent, but it is a prescription drug and should not be taken privately—consult a doctor! While coordinating medication treatment, specialized training in sensory integration can be implemented for the child. Encourage the child to listen to calming and pleasant music, engage in activities of interest, and gradually stabilize their attention during exercise. Adults should dedicate more effort to accompanying the child in activities and assisting them in focusing their attention. If medication treatment and educational measures are appropriately coordinated, most children can become calmer and more focused in the short term.