Patient's question:
The child is 9 years old and suspected of having ADHD. They often squint their eyes, and this habit can they control themselves or will it get worse? I'm from the countryside and don't understand, so I'm asking.Doctor's answer:
Hello, children with ADHD cannot concentrate their attention, which will definitely affect their studies and lead to declining grades. They cannot control their behavior, display defiance, and are often discriminated against. Severe ADHD in children results in significantly lower academic performance, difficulty keeping up with the class, and challenges in completing their education. Behaviorally, they may cause trouble, disturb others. As they grow older, due to a lack of self-control, they are easily influenced and tempted, which can lead to fighting, lying, stealing, and even engaging in criminal activities. This is a relatively serious harm of pediatric ADHD.