Patient's question:
My child is very active and mischievous by nature. When he talks, it's like opening a floodgate and he just can't stop. I read online that this could be a sign of ADHD. I would like to ask: What should be done if someone has ADHD?Doctor's answer:
It is absolutely not advisable to give stimulant medications to children with ADHD to prevent the recurrence of lead, mercury, and other poisoning. Do not allow children to come into excessive contact with paint or lead-containing foods, and toys should not contain high levels of lead. Increase the pressure of heavy exercises at home and school, provide appropriate advice based on the child's actual situation, and coordinate with each other to engage in appropriate physical exercise. Pay attention to maintaining sufficient deep sleep and arrange for proper exercises. ADHD in children is a condition that should not be discriminated against based on gender, nor should children be scolded, as this may worsen their psychological trauma. Medication must be implemented for children with ADHD, but medication cannot replace education. Medication can provide favorable conditions for education, and it is important to correctly understand its role and side effects.