Patient's question:
What should I do if my child has ADHD. My child has ADHD. He is now in second grade and can't sit still in class.Doctor's answer:
Behavioral Therapy: Mainly trains children to adopt appropriate cognitive activities, improves attention, and overcomes distraction; secondly, it reduces excessive activity in children and corrects behaviors through specific training programs to cultivate self-control. Through behavioral guidance, children's behavior should be affirmed and praised promptly when it tends to be good to enhance their self-confidence. When educating children, the approach should be improved. Guide them patiently, and avoid harsh criticism, sarcasm, or beating, which can damage children's self-esteem. Cultivating the habit of seeing things through to the end is also very important in the care of ADHD. Children are often easily distracted by external things when doing things.