Patient's question:
Is my child suffering from ADHD? He is always full of restless energy, constantly moving, and I want to know how to treat his ADHD.Doctor's answer:
Most attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) cases occur in young children after completing primary school, with significant manifestations. In the early stages of class, their movements are minimal, they don't draw in books, they often touch things, and they are frequently easily agitated. They are often bullied by classmates; they scream without reason, lack patience, and are hurried. The children have normal intelligence but struggle with learning due to excessive activity. Some children also suffer from cognitive activity disorders and comprehensive analysis disorders. ADHD is a self-limiting disease in children. Currently, some minors can recover on their own, but most still need to actively cooperate with doctors. Our general advice is to detect it early, start treatment early, and avoid worsening the condition. Currently, the treatment of ADHD is primarily based on education and psychological therapy, supplemented by medication. It is recommended to eat more fruits and vegetables, reduce spicy foods, and consume more zinc and iron-rich foods.