Patient's question:
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Recently, our child has been getting really angry for no reason. We took them to the hospital for a check-up, and the results showed they have ADHD. What hospitals are there for treating ADHD?
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Doctor's answer:
If prenatal check-ups are normal, that's still good, because normal root canal irrigation and contractions during delivery stimulate the newborn, which is beneficial for them, as the respiratory system of the newborn is a benign stimulus. Cesarean section infants are more prone to ADHD. However, if the delivery check-up is abnormal, such as: horizontal delivery, abnormal pelvic bones or maternal diseases that cannot support normal delivery, then a cesarean section should be performed. Usually, obstetricians and gynecologists in large comprehensive hospitals are more responsible, unless the patient insists, it is generally not possible to perform a cesarean section (so-called social factors).