Patient's question:
My child has recently been inattentive in class, always daydreaming, and has not been performing well in exams. I always suspected my child might have ADHD. Later, after a hospital diagnosis, it was confirmed that my child does indeed have ADHD.What kind of help do you need: What methods can be used to treat ADHD?
Doctor's answer:
Parents who use behavioral therapy for children with ADHD typically need to cultivate good habits in their children, guide and educate them patiently, praise and encourage their good performance, and patiently correct their bad behavior. They should pay more attention to their children, play parent-child games with them, repeat stories, and develop their attention span. Although medication cannot replace psychological therapy, it cannot achieve treatment goals without medication. Medication can provide strong support for psychological therapy. Improving a child's attention is a self-controlled self-control ability.