Patient's question:
He is 6 years old and has. Due to this reason, I haven't visited the hospital less, but after trying many methods, there was no significant effect. He was on medication, but it had a lot of side effects on his body, so we stopped it. What kind of assistance is needed: What should be paid attention to when a child has ADHD?Doctor's answer:
The psychological growth and development of children are characterized by their strong curiosity and desire for knowledge, as well as their tendency to gradually acquire skills and become smarter through play. This means that being active and mischievous are traits of children. For this reason, children's activity and liveliness should be seen as positive phenomena and not as rebellious behavior. It is essential to guide them properly and not to hinder them, otherwise it may obstruct the normal development of their intellect and psychology. Every parent, when dealing with mischievous children, should not impose adult standards on them but should understand their psychological characteristics and provide patient guidance. The diagnosis of ADHD must be cautious—neither should it be casually diagnosed nor should it be dismissed, as this may interfere with learning and lead to the development of many negative personality traits.