Patient's question:
Health consultation description: My child recently started attending a daycare center, and the symptoms reappeared after that. The child often talks to himself, sleeps for a short time, is restless, and has poor appetite. Bowel and bladder functions are normal, but the weight has decreased compared to before. The teacher said the child has ADHD. I would like to understand what this condition manifests as and how it is treated. What are the clinical manifestations of pediatric ADHD?Doctor's answer:
Actually, it's not as serious as imagined. You can give the baby many oral liquids that stabilize the nervous system, twice a day. Endure drinking them for half a month, which may have a certain effect on treating children's ADHD. Daily diet is also important. It's recommended to include more foods rich in zinc, iron, and other nutrients in your child's diet, such as fish, meat, or green vegetables. I suggest a light diet and avoid too greasy foods. Stop smoking and drinking beer, and avoid overexertion. Drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables. Engage in more outdoor activities, exercise regularly, and always stay healthy.