Patient's question:
My dear son was okay when he was three or four. He wasn't considered mischievous. But since a year ago, he often fights with other little friends. We tell him, but he doesn't listen. He often makes small disturbances in class. The doctor told us it's attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Now, I would like to ask, what is the best treatment for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder?Doctor's answer:
ADHD is a common mental disorder in children. The intelligence of these children is usually normal. However, there are distractions, excessive activity, impulsivity, and poor self-control. These are inconsistent with their actual age, thus affecting their learning.Suggestions:
First, children with ADHD are ill and should not be discriminated against or fought against, to avoid worsening their trauma.
Second, medication must be prescribed for children with ADHD, but medication cannot replace education. Medication can provide good educational conditions. It is important to understand the role and side effects of medication correctly.
Third, to achieve good results, cooperation is necessary among four aspects (children, parents, teachers, and doctors).