Patient's question:
The child is now 8 years old. Recently, I noticed that my child has been experiencing twitching in their hands and feet. The teacher also spoke with me about the child's condition, saying that the child mainly struggles with concentration and lacks motivation to do things. I took him to see a doctor, and the result was a diagnosis of ADHD. What should I do now that my child has been diagnosed with ADHD?Doctor's answer:
ADHD is characterized by: hyperactivity, inattention, and writing/drawing; others are willful, unsociable, lack restraint, naive, eccentric, physical tics or no behavior, playing, truancy, fighting, and even lying, stealing, etc., and education is ineffective. In rare cases, there are adults and personality defects. This is childhood ADHD. ADHD is characterized by: hyperactivity, inattention, and writing/drawing; others are willful, unsociable, lack restraint, naive, eccentric, physical tics or no behavior, playing, truancy, fighting, and even lying, stealing, etc., and education is ineffective. In rare cases, there are adults and personality defects. This is childhood ADHD.