Patient's question:
My child is very hyperactive and has a bad temper. I have recently read a lot about the clinical symptoms of ADHD and found it very interesting. I want to know how ADHD is treated.Doctor's answer:
Children with ADHD lack interest, and they always have symptoms of inattention whenever and wherever they cannot concentrate for a long time. Active children can do what they like and focus on it, hating others' interference and influence. They feel uncomfortable when attending class and doing homework, mainly because they lack interest in learning. Common medications for treating ADHD include methylprednisolone hydrochloride and dextroamphetamine sulfate. As for the specific efficacy of these drugs in reducing ADHD symptoms, it is still uncertain, but researchers believe that they can regulate the levels of dopamine and norepinephrine, thereby attracting children's attention and reducing impulsivity.