Patient's question:
The child is 9 years old this year, lively and energetic, never quiet for a moment. They love fidgeting in class, and for this reason, we have called the parents in several times. Punishment doesn't work. Is there any solution?Doctor's answer:
You already know it's ADHD, so it's best to get treatment in a timely manner. If a child with ADHD does not receive treatment, the damage will be significant. The harm to individuals is that children with ADHD can only not concentrate on learning, cannot learn proactively, leading to declining academic performance; their behavior is not self-controlled, and they are disobedient and discriminatory. Children with severe ADHD have a significant decline in academic performance and cannot attend class. It's difficult to complete primary and junior high school.