Patient's question:
Growing up, when playing cards, it was obvious that my reaction time was slow and my thinking was unclear. I couldn't remember the cards, and after finishing a round, I would completely forget how it was played. In my memory, there were only one or two times when I played well. At work, I often didn't know how to express myself to colleagues and always felt a half-step behind. I wonder if it could be ADHD?Doctor's answer:
Psychological Analysis: Hello, based on your description, this is not ADHD. Are you only focused on poker cards or is this the case in many things? If you only forget the cards, it might just be that you are not good at this. If it feels like a lot, it might be an IQ issue. Psychological Guidance: Could you briefly introduce your situation? I also recommend taking an IQ test, such as the Stanford-Binet Scale or the Wechsler Intelligence Scale. These can be found online. Alternatively, you can visit a local mental health center for psychological counseling.