Patient's question:
My son is very active, I suspect he might have ADHD. What methods are there to check for ADHD in children? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Children with ADHD generally do not have obvious abnormal positive signs. The subject is allowed to clench one fist with one hand and use the other hand to touch the fingertips of the other fingers in turn. Then, the other hand can repeat the same action and touch the other fingers in both the positive and negative directions (i.e., index finger - middle finger - ring finger - little finger or little finger - ring finger - middle finger - index finger). At this point, observe the coordination of the subject's finger movements. If the test cannot be completed quickly and flexibly, it will be positive.