Patient's question:
How should ADHD in children be treated? The child used to be quite quiet, but recently, for about a month, I've noticed significant changes in him. Later, I went to the hospital, and the doctor said the child had been diagnosed with childhood ADHD. How should ADHD in children be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the main purpose is to train children to engage in appropriate cognitive activities to improve their attention and overcome distractions; secondly, specific training programs are used to reduce children's hyperactivity and correct behaviors. Cultivate children's self-control ability. By guiding children's behavior tendencies towards good through behavioral guidance, they should be praised in a timely manner to enhance their self-confidence and cultivate normal living habits for children. Experience has proven that these treatment methods can reduce children's hyperactive behaviors. On the basis of long-term persistence, ADHD in children can be effectively controlled and corrected, allowing their psychology to develop normally.