Patient's question:
What are the causes of ADHD?Doctor's answer:
The pathological changes of childhood ADHD belong to vegetative nervous dysfunction after delayed functional brain nerve damage. Improper treatment can easily lead to delayed ischemic nerve damage, causing the condition to escalate into tics. Delayed treatment in adulthood may result in organic brain disease and severe vegetative nervous dysfunction, leading to clinical symptoms such as depression and epilepsy. Early pathological analysis is essential for recovery from this condition.