Patient's question:
My son is 11 years old this year. He has always had difficulty concentrating, is not good at communicating with other children, and has poor self-control. He was diagnosed by a doctor as a child with ADHD. What are the most common clinical manifestations of ADHD?Doctor's answer:
Children with ADHD tend to be arrogant, reluctant, emotionally impulsive, lack self-control, and are not suited to group living, which can lead to arguments with others. Their behavior is often childish or eccentric, purposeless, mischievous, truant, violent, and in some cases, even dishonest or stealing, despite educational interventions. In rare cases, personality and behavioral deficits may persist into adulthood. There are many methods for treating ADHD, but not every method can help children recover well from the disease. The best approach for each child is different, so our parents should take their children to regular hospitals for guidance. Lower treatment