Patient's question:
My son can do anything but he never stays still. He's always running around and can't stay at home. The child's teacher has been reporting that my child doesn't concentrate in class and is overly active. Later, after a check-up at the hospital, we found out that he has ADHD. Will not treating ADHD have negative effects on the child?Doctor's answer:
Hello, psychological therapy is aimed at treating the psychological deficiencies of children with ADHD. Parents, teachers, and healthcare professionals, with the correct attitude, motivate, guide, and educate children to learn, develop good living and study habits, cultivate exercise, and practice self-control, as well as diligent learning, are important contents of psychological therapy. If children with ADHD cannot receive good correction and treatment in early stages, they are more likely to develop antisocial personality, social adaptation disorders, and addictive behaviors in adulthood, such as criminal behavior and mental illness. This is a more harmful psychological disorder. Therefore, early diagnosis and early treatment are advocated for ADHD.