How is ADHD treated?

Patient's question:

The child has been undergoing treatment, but there is no improvement. Their academic performance is also poor, their mood is unstable, and they are underweight. Their relationships with classmates are also not going well.

Doctor's answer:

Hello. Children with ADHD generally have unstable emotions, are easily impulsive, and have weak self-control over their desires. When excited, they may dance wildly and lose themselves, and they often get angry or cry when slightly frustrated. In school, they frequently engage in arguments or fights with classmates, acting impulsively without considering the consequences. For example, they might jump from a high place without regard for danger; when thirsty, they might grab a drink without caring if it's cold or hot. These impulses sometimes lead to catastrophic behavior outcomes. It is recommended that necessary guidance and treatment be provided for children with ADHD.

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