Patient's question:
The child is now always not paying attention when taking tutoring classes. The scores from recent practice have improved significantly. The child often misbehaves these days. What are the common symptoms of ADHD in children?Doctor's answer:
ADHD children generally exhibit poor self-control abilities through excessive movement, guilt, stubbornness, attention deficits, learning difficulties, abnormal behavior, and mild neurological abnormalities. Excessive movement is not the only basis for suspecting ADHD. Treating a child's ADHD is a long-term process that requires patience in educating, guiding, and correcting them. It is absolutely essential not to resort to harsh methods like hitting or scolding, as this will not only fail to achieve the goal of correction but may also exacerbate the condition, making it more difficult to alleviate. Friends with ADHD should maintain a positive mindset and face it with optimism, as only this can boost their confidence in combating the disorder.