Patient's question:
What are the dietary precautions for ADHD? Since my child's grades have declined since the last exam, I've noticed something is wrong with them. Now, not only do they exhibit hyperactive behavior,Doctor's answer:
Fried foods are easy to harm yin and stir fire, while instant noodle foods contain additives and preservatives that are detrimental to brain function. Greasy and rich foods easily lead to phlegm and turbidity, while cold and raw foods can damage the spleen and stomach, causing impaired transportation and transformation. All of these are detrimental to the condition, so they should be avoided.ADHD mainly has two treatment methods: behavioral therapy and cognitive-behavioral therapy. Patients often have poor peer relationships, exhibit aggressive language and behavior towards others, and have poor self-control. Behavioral therapy utilizes the principles of operant conditioning to provide positive or negative reinforcement for patients' behaviors in a timely manner, helping them learn appropriate social skills and replace inappropriate behavior patterns with new, effective ones.