Patient's question:
I noticed that my son has been a bit irritable lately and has difficulty concentrating. At kindergarten, the teacher has also given feedback that he is not very obedient and is hyperactive, so I'm worried it might be a case of mild ADHD. I'm a bit concerned, so I'd like to consult and learn more. Can mild ADHD self-cure?Doctor's answer:
Generally, children with mild ADHD can be treated on their own. ADHD primarily occurs during childhood. This condition is related to individual psychology to some extent. It is mainly due to psychological factors. Therefore, after the child shows excessive hyperactivity in emotions and behavior, you must pay more attention to their education, correct it through psychological counseling and daily behavior, and you can gradually recover. Daily communication with the child is also necessary, and medication or psychological treatment may be required when necessary.