Patient's question:
How to Treat Mild ADHD in Children Recently, my son's kindergarten teacher often told me that the child has poor concentration. During a break, I took him to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor said he has a tendency towards ADHD, but it's not yet ADHD. When I asked what that meant, he said bluntly that it's mild ADHD.Doctor's answer:
ADHD is a common behavioral problem in childhood. This condition has two major symptoms: attention deficits and hyperactivity, which can be accompanied by behavioral impulsivity and learning difficulties. Psychological guidance: Most children with ADHD cannot stay still calmly, constantly engaging in various small movements, and are excessively frantic and excited during play. However, some children with ADHD may appear quieter, as they are more often unable to concentrate.