Patient's question:
My child is usually very well-behaved, but recently, for some reason, they have become very moody, prone to tantrums, and don't like watching cartoons anymore. They keep running around and seem to have endless energy. After taking them for a check-up, the doctor said they have been diagnosed with ADHD. How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, I am very happy to answer your question: Children with ADHD are typically of normal intelligence or close to it, but their learning, behavior, and emotional regulation are often insufficient. Their characteristics include inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsive emotions that affect their academic performance. They often have difficulty interacting with family and school personnel, making daily life challenging for both parents and teachers. I hope my response is helpful to you.