Patient's question:
My nephew has always been very mischievous since he was a child. He's basically non-stop all day, rarely sitting still and being quiet. We all thought it was normal for kids to be energetic and didn't pay much attention. Now that he's in primary school, he's still the same. He can't concentrate in class and always feels like he can't sit still. My aunt said the child might have ADHD.Doctor's answer:
Correcting a child's ADHD is a long-term process that requires patience in educating and guiding them, and it is absolutely necessary to avoid harsh methods such as hitting or scolding. Otherwise, not only will it fail to achieve the goal of correction, but it may also worsen the condition, affecting the child's physical and mental health. The best approach is to find a professional assessment institution to conduct relevant evaluations for the child. Then, they can receive targeted training accordingly, and the situation of your child can be resolved quickly.