Patient's question:
Since the child started first grade, they have had difficulty concentrating in class, cannot complete homework independently, are mischievous, and disobedient.Medical tests and results: No history of treatment.
Effectiveness of previous treatment: None.
What kind of help is desired: Does the child have ADHD?
Doctor's answer:
Most treatments for ADHD involve taking pills, of course, it is important to give medication to children with ADHD. Directly strengthening guidance on educational methods, such as enhancing concentration, training for regular lifestyle habits, and fostering children's self-esteem and confidence, should not be overlooked. Attempt to channel excessive energy. The third available behavioral reward method. Fourth, in terms of diet, reduce the intake of foods high in tyrosine and methyl salicylate, such as noodles, cakes, tomatoes, apples, oranges, etc.; also reduce the consumption of foods high in lead and iron.