Patient's question:
After the child is diagnosed with ADHD, can it be cured? Recently, the child has been running around and cannot sit still for a while. I suspect the child has ADHD, so I took him to be checked. The doctor said the child really does have ADHD.Doctor's answer:
Hello, currently, the treatment for ADHD generally involves medication and psychological therapy. On one hand, medication can improve the symptoms of ADHD children, while on the other hand, psychological counseling can help children recognize their own behavior. In psychological therapy, parents usually bear the primary responsibility, and therefore the child's condition can improve quickly. Most children with ADHD will outgrow it as they grow older, but complications such as inattention, deliberate actions, and impulsivity may persist. When adolescents may exhibit emotional immaturity, social maladjustment, academic failure, and fighting with each other; in adulthood, interpersonal conflicts, low self-esteem, and personality disorders, I recommend that the child seek medical treatment at the hospital for the best results.