Patient's question:
A good way to treat symptoms of ADHD My child might have ADHD, he can't sit still for a moment, and the teacher at school says he's too hyperactive, almost abnormal. Later, when I took him to the hospital for a check-up, I didn't know how ADHD is treated clinically. What are the clinical treatment methods for ADHD?Doctor's answer:
ADHD is primarily treated with medication and psychological therapy for the child. Medication treatment usually involves neuroleptics, which reduce brain excitability, but it may cause certain neurological damage, so it is essential to choose under the guidance of a lifetime. Psychological therapy can be provided by a psychologist or by offering psychological guidance to the child.Hello, to help your ADHD child improve their focus, you can find activities they are interested in, such as drawing. Set a daily routine where they must stick to a certain duration of time, starting from a short period and gradually increasing it. For example, begin with 5 minutes and slowly extend the time based on the child's performance. However, remember not to rush—extend the time gradually.