Patient's question:
My son is currently in kindergarten. He is very active and has difficulty concentrating in class. He often fidgets and twists around in his seat. He frequently runs around. I took him to the doctor to confirm if he has ADHD. Can he really have ADHD?Doctor's answer:
We must pay attention to the occurrence of ADHD. Especially after a child falls ill. We must carry out scientific and systematic treatment. We must make it clear. Childhood ADHD does not gradually subside with age. But it is not impossible. Rather, the possibility is very small. If childhood ADHD is treated in a timely manner. Children can still. It is recommended that parents, if they discover that their child has this disease, take them for treatment immediately.