Patient's question:
I am from Hunan. My son is 7 years old this year, and he has severe attention problems, which is also known as ADHD. I really want to get him treated, but I honestly don't have the time. I really want to see if there are any relevant treatment institutions within Hunan Province, or if it's possible to receive remote treatment online.Doctor's answer:
ADHD is a self-limiting childhood disorder. It can naturally disappear as the child grows older. However, long-term tracking and observation by scholars have revealed that: only a portion of ADHD children can self-recover, while the symptoms of most children can persist into adulthood. Whether treated or not, whether treated early or late, there can be significant differences in efficacy and prognosis. Therefore, the current consensus is: ADHD should be treated early and comprehensively. Parents and teachers should have the following unified understanding: First, childhood ADHD is a medical condition and should not be discriminated against or beaten, to avoid worsening the child's psychological trauma.