Patient's question:
How to treat a child with ADHD At first, I noticed that my child had no interest in doing anything, couldn't do it for long, and the same was true for playing. Now I'm afraid the child won't get better with treatment. The check revealed that the child has ADHD. How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of ADHD includes three therapies: psychotherapy, behavioral therapy, and medication. If a child's ADHD is not severe, psychotherapy and behavioral therapy can be sufficient to gradually correct the child's behavioral issues. The treatment of pediatric ADHD is not solely based on medication; it is a comprehensive approach that requires a combination of methods to be effective.