Patient's question:
Where are the good ADHD hospitals? Children can't concentrate in class, they are always running around and don't listen to the teacher. They also affect others, and later the school wouldn't let them attend classes. Their IQ is only 55. Which hospital is good for treating ADHD?Doctor's answer:
Children with ADHD usually cannot sit still, have clumsy hand and foot movements, constantly fidget with their posture, and appear restless. Keeping a seat in the classroom or other places that require quietness, running around, and being busy all day, they cannot concentrate on doing something or playing games. Due to inattention and hyperactivity, which affect the performance of children with ADHD in the classroom, it directly impacts the speed, quality, and exam scores of their homework, making it difficult to learn. Once this condition occurs, it not only leads to a decline in academic performance but also easily creates trouble, often causing headaches for many parents and teachers. This time, timely treatment is needed.