Patient's question:
No matter when, I can't stay calm, always moving, whether it's attending tutoring classes or at home. I don't like meat even when eating dinner, and my practice hasn't been as good as before. It's either never, or not serious. Even during final exams, I was playing. Then when I asked him about the wrong answers later, he still didn't remember.Previous treatment and effectiveness:
No history of treatment.
What kind of assistance is needed:
I want to know how to make changes to the child's symptoms.
Doctor's answer:
Generally, children are hyperactive, unable to sit still, overly active, inattentive, lack focus during practice, feel a sense of guilt and be stubborn, have poor appetite. These symptoms suggest that your child may have ADHD.Guidance: Since ADHD should be treated early and comprehensively, here are some recommendations:
ADHD is a medical condition and should not be discriminated against based on gender. It is also important not to scold the child to avoid worsening their emotional trauma. Additionally, medication must be administered for ADHD, but it cannot replace education. Medication can create better conditions for education and should be used with a proper understanding of its effects and side effects.