Patient's question:
I have a three-year-old baby. The baby's health has never been very good, but diet and sleep are okay. The baby is generally quite active. Recently, I noticed that the baby's condition is not good and has shown symptoms of ADHD. I want to know what to pay attention to in daily life.Doctor's answer:
ADHD is typically characterized by difficulties in sustaining attention in speaking, homework, or other activities, and being easily distracted by external stimuli. In learning or activities, due to negligence, you may not be able to focus on details. ADHD is a condition that can persist into adulthood, adversely affecting a child's physical and mental development. It is evident that ADHD has a very serious impact on children's behavior. Parents should promptly take their children to professional hospitals for diagnosis and treatment to prevent them from becoming a bitter fruit in adulthood.