Patient's question:
In class, I often get distracted. The doctor told me it's attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Now, I would like to ask what the best treatment for ADHD is?Doctor's answer:
Even though some children are indeed very active, similar to the symptoms of ADHD, they are not suffering from ADHD. Why is that? What are the conditions that lead to children being misdiagnosed with ADHD? First, the age characteristic of children is that they are young, lively, and energetic, which is normal. This is one of the most obvious external differences between children and adults. On the contrary, what is truly concerning is when a young child remains calm and inactive, just like an adult. The key is guidance, not letting go. Parents are a child's first teachers, so you should pay attention to your own words and actions. Although they do have a certain degree of self-healing ability, there is no treatment that can make the situation worse now. Moreover, social competition is so intense, and the starting line will not lose.