Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided text:"Turn to my nephew, he is 10 years old this year. As early as when he was 6 years old, we noticed that he had some ADHD. I asked the doctor, for children with ADHD, how should adults guide them to overcome this condition in daily life."
Doctor's answer:
Early detection of children's behavioral problems. Appropriate behavioral guidance and treatment should be provided in a timely manner. Prognosis is good. Currently, there are various methods for treating ADHD:Behavioral therapy: Mainly trains children to engage in appropriate cognitive activities, improving attention and overcoming distractions. Second, through specific training programs, excessive activity is reduced, and poor behaviors are corrected to cultivate children's self-control. Through behavioral guidance, children should be promptly praised and encouraged when their behavior improves, thereby enhancing their self-confidence.
To educate children, we should improve our teaching methods and follow good guidance, avoiding harmful behaviors such as vulgar criticism, sarcasm, and scolding that damage a child's self-esteem.