Patient's question:
The child has difficulty concentrating, poor language expression skills at the age of 8, struggles to speak longer sentences, has poor academic performance, but can read texts. The words don't connect well. There is no family history of genetic diseases. The child was not in good health when they were young, often catching colds and needing medication, injections, and zinc deficiency, which was only supplemented this year. What factors or causes are making their speech so poor? If they see a doctor, which department should they go to?Doctor's answer:
Hello, excessive activity, difficulty concentrating, and some children being willful, unsociable, lacking self-control, or behaving immaturity, eccentrically, having motor tics, or acting aimlessly, etc. To ensure the child's healthy growth, it is important to pay attention to the issue of ADHD. Treat the child with patience, care, and love.Guidance: Discipline the child's bad behavior positively, provide more inspiration and encouragement, and reward them when there is progress in behavior therapy. For children with bad habits, provide more specific guidance, implement a regular daily routine, cultivate good habits, and continuously boost their confidence.