Patient's question:
The child is always very active and has no patience with anything they play. Moreover, the child often squints and blinks a lot. Later, they went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said the child has ADHD. Should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of ADHD includes coordination between family and school, education for the child, plus appropriate medication. Both aspects are equally important and should not be neglected. It is also important to care for the child regularly, helping them maintain confidence in the treatment outcomes. I hope this is helpful to you.Hello, if ADHD children do not receive timely treatment, their self-control, impulsivity, arrogance, and greed will be very poor, and their crime rates are often high. They will not become repeat offenders, and it will not affect social stability or the personal and property safety of people.