Patient's question:
The day before yesterday, I heard that a child in my neighbor's family was diagnosed with ADHD. They said that the child has difficulty concentrating in class and cannot sit quietly in his seat. How should pediatric ADHD be treated?Doctor's answer:
Children with ADHD have poor self-control, which is typically manifested as hyperactivity, impulsivity, attention deficits, learning difficulties, behavioral abnormalities, and mild neurological abnormalities. Whether a child is overly active is not the sole basis for diagnosing ADHD. Treating children with ADHD is a long-term process. It is necessary to guide and correct their education with patience. Rude methods, such as hitting and crouching, must not be used. Otherwise, not only will the goal of correction be achieved, but it will also worsen and affect the child.