Patient's question:
For a long time, the teacher has said that my baby is particularly active in class. My baby has been particularly naughty since childhood. Hands and feet never stop moving. Today, I went to a nearby hospital. The doctor at the hospital said it was ADHD. So, I would like to consult. What should I do for a child with ADHD?Doctor's answer:
ADHD is a disease. Its main manifestations are: squinting eyes. Shaking the head. Shrugging shoulders. Kicking feet. Twisting the body. Unconsciously saying swear words, and so on. Severe children may also have a sore throat. They often involuntarily make sounds like "hmm" and "ah," such as "coughing." In the past, due to a lack of understanding of this disease, some parents believed their children were evil and took various methods to "solve" the problem. However, the results were still ineffective. I suspect that children must be examined for ADHD by scientific authorities.