Patient's question:
The child is only 5 years old and very smart. Recently, they were diagnosed with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder). I've heard this condition can be quite troublesome and difficult to treat. I don't have a good specialized hospital nearby for this. How should ADHD be treated in children? Where is the best place to treat ADHD?Doctor's answer:
The child is quite arrogant, stubborn, impulsive, lacks restraint, and does not get along with others, which can lead to arguments with others. Their behavior is childish or eccentric, purposeless, mischievous, truant, belligerent, and even dishonest or stealing, despite the lack of improvement with education. In rare cases, personality and behavioral defects may persist into adulthood.For children with ADHD, we must avoid monosodium glutamate, limit the intake of drinks, yogurt, sugar, and puffed snacks. They tend to easily consume foods like eggs, milk, potatoes, etc. In daily life, we must provide more care and be patient in guiding them.