Patient's question:
When doing homework, he twists his body while sitting on the chair. In unfamiliar environments, he also goes outside or moves things around. When adults are talking, he directly interrupts. If he asks a question or calls an adult, he must be answered immediately; otherwise, he will keep asking until he gets a response, and only then will he calm down. If he wants something, he must be given it; otherwise, he will cause a scene.Doctor's answer:
This child is nine years old and often twists when doing homework. When you ask a question, you must give him an answer immediately. If you need anything, you must give it to him immediately. This is not a symptom of ADHD. It may be a self-willed behavior caused by indulgence. It is recommended that you give the child patience and proper guidance, communicate more, be more reasonable, and participate more. Engage in group activities, do not follow his wishes, change slowly, and develop good habits.