Patient's question:
Going to pick up my son from school, the teacher said my son might have ADHD and suggested checking him into the hospital for a check-up. During tutoring, he often whispers to others, fidgets, doesn't pay attention in class, and likes to tease classmates. He gets especially excited during physical education and morning exercises, which is a bit different from ordinary children.What kind of assistance is needed: What are the symptoms of ADHD? How is it treated?
Doctor's answer:
It is recommended that you take your child to the hospital for a check-up to verify if it is ADHD. It is important to provide appropriate behavioral guidance and treatment promptly, as the outcomes and prognosis are generally good. Currently, the main treatments for childhood ADHD include behavioral therapy, biofeedback therapy, dietary therapy, and medication. Since it is a physical therapy, it has no side effects or dependency, and the results are excellent. It is recommended that you also consider this therapy for your child. The above suggestions are in response to the question "What are the symptoms of ADHD in children?" and it is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!