Patient's question:
The child is currently not paying attention in class, often staring blankly, and is not focused. They always look around in class, not listening to the lessons. They are not serious about anything they do and are always fidgeting.Past treatment history and effectiveness: No specific treatment has been sought.
What help is desired: Wondering if the child has ADHD.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the multifaceted syndrome is only composed of three core symptom groups: inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. Appropriate education and management in family and school settings are essential. Children should be treated with patience, care, and love. Discipline should be applied to their behaviors and illegal acts. Encouragement and rewards should be given when they achieve progress in behavioral therapy. Mental pressure or physical punishment should not be imposed. For individuals with habits and learning difficulties, more specific guidance should be provided, a regular lifestyle should be implemented, good habits should be cultivated, and confidence should be continuously strengthened.