Patient's question:
My son's symptoms of ADHD seem to match every point. He often runs out of the classroom to play during school lessons, makes noise, doesn't pay attention, and even disrupts other classmates, and so on and so forth. I don't know if the expert has any good treatment methods.Doctor's answer:
ADHD has two potential causes that can lead to childhood ADHD. Internal factors include the role of genetics—because scholars have found that children with relatives have a higher incidence of ADHD compared to other families. Some children may have experienced intrauterine infections, hypoxia, or asphyxiation during birth or while their mothers were pregnant, which could result in brain damage. There are also many external factors: poor parent-child relationships, learning difficulties, or excessive academic pressure can impair the brain's regulatory functions and promote the occurrence and persistence of ADHD.