Patient's question:
My husband always feels very restless, can't sit still, and loves to fidget with things in his hands. When lying in bed, he can't stay still for more than two minutes—either his legs or feet are moving, or he's constantly changing positions. He insists on having the TV on while sleeping; otherwise, he can't stay still in bed. Is it possible that these behaviors might indicate ADHD?Doctor's answer:
Psychological Analysis: Hello, this situation is likely to be ADHD. The main manifestations of ADHD are hyperactive behaviors that are variable and affect performance. It can be inherited and change with age. Psychological Guidance: It is recommended that you do not let him eat high-sugar and high-protein foods, eat more calcium, and avoid drinking caffeine-containing beverages. Behavioral therapy and guidance are very important for the prognosis of children with ADHD. They need cooperation from families, hospitals, and schools.