Patient's question:
What are the symptoms of ADHD? My son is very mischievous. Everyone at home says it's because he's a boy. Now, I'm a bit worried. I don't know if it's ADHD. It feels like he has no patience at all. I don't know what the symptoms of ADHD are. What are the symptoms of ADHD?Doctor's answer:
Hello, ADHD is more common in preschool children than in males. Infants and young children can exhibit specific symptoms, such as a lack of interest in breastfeeding, which can result in poor long-term weight gain. Struggling during crying, constantly moving their bodies; after walking, being overly active and restless, not playing with toys attentively, throwing things around; easily getting angry, being unsociable, etc. When parents notice that their child is hyperactive, unable to control their behavior, and faces different issues compared to peers, attention should be paid, and it is important to seek medical attention at a regular hospital for a doctor to diagnose whether the child has ADHD. If you have ADHD, it is essential to receive timely treatment and not wait until serious problems arise.