Patient's question:
My baby is over two years old. She is very active, likes to cry and fuss, and always needs to be held when going out, or she will run off as soon as she's let go. When I talk to her, she seems not to understand and ignores me, only calling "Mommy," "Daddy," or "Grandma" as two-syllable reduplicated words.Doctor's answer:
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a relatively common behavioral syndrome in children. Children with ADHD have normal or near-normal intelligence, excessive activity, difficulty concentrating, emotional instability, impulsivity, and stubbornness, as well as varying degrees of learning difficulties. Experts remind everyone: early treatment is essential if a child is diagnosed with ADHD. Can children with ADHD still be treated? Below, neurology experts from the People's Liberation Army National Defense University Hospital will explain the treatment methods for ADHD.