Patient's question:
However, I don't think so. At twelve, he still doesn't know that 1+1 equals 2, and he can only count up to 10. His words are quite clear, but his mouth just won't stop; he always talks nonstop, and he repeats the same thing over and over. Could you tell me what illness this child might have based on the situation I've described?Doctor's answer:
6-14 years old is a crucial period for children's learning and growth, as well as a significant time for them to develop a healthy personality, behavior, and mindset. It is also essential to actively take preventive measures against childhood ADHD during this period. If a child is diagnosed with "hyperactivity," there is no need to panic. As long as appropriate treatment measures are taken, the earlier the treatment begins, the better the child will recover. Special education arrangements. Although teachers have made their utmost efforts to care for children with ADHD, many children with ADHD remain difficult to manage, and it is necessary for professionals specializing in children to help arrange special education. Children with ADHD generally do not have intellectual disabilities, and they should not be sent to special schools.