Patient's question:
Where is a good hospital to treat ADHD? My child is particularly hyperactive and has poor concentration. He rarely naps, even when very tired, and cannot rest during the day. He always starts tasks with enthusiasm but fails to see them through, and he cannot persist in what he does. If he has ADHD, will the cost of treating ADHD be very high?Doctor's answer:
If a child has ADHD, it is advisable to minimize the intake of foods containing L-tyrosine, such as instant noodles and pastries. Additionally, it is recommended to reduce the consumption of foods rich in methyl salicylate, like tomatoes and oranges, and to increase the intake of pure milk. In such cases, it is recommended to visit a hospital's developmental and behavioral pediatrics department for examination and consultation. Treatment should be tailored to the child's specific condition, and the exact tests required should be determined based on the child's actual situation. It is best to consult a doctor first.