Patient's question:
Which is good for treating ADHD in children? My son has been having trouble concentrating in class recently, always getting distracted, and never finishing what he starts, which is very worrying. The whole family is very concerned. We took him to the hospital for a check-up, and it was diagnosed as ADHD. What are the treatment methods for ADHD?Doctor's answer:
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), also known as developmental coordination disorder, is a mild brain dysfunction syndrome. It is more common than Tourette syndrome in children. It is a relatively common psychological disorder among children. The intelligence of children is normal or nearly normal. It only manifests as defects in learning, behavior, and temperament. Most children are from infancy and early childhood. Symptoms include hyperactivity, restless nights, and non-cooperative eating. ADHD children exhibit positive behavior. It is a psychological illness. There are many causes for the onset of this disease. It is also difficult to treat, so dietary support should be provided to children during treatment to enhance their immunity.