Patient's question:
At what age is ADHD generally considered to improve?Doctor's answer:
ADHD is characterized by: hyperactivity, inattention, and messy handwriting; some children are also stubborn, unsociable, lack self-control, or behave in a childish, eccentric, or twitchy manner. Others may act aimlessly, be playful, truant, or fight, and in severe cases, may even lie or steal, with education proving ineffective. In a few cases, personality and behavioral defects may persist into adulthood. This is what childhood ADHD is like. It usually occurs before the age of 6.