Patient's question:
The baby suffers from ADHD, a bit worried about frequent attacks, is the incidence of this childhood ADHD high?Doctor's answer:
According to the survey, the incidence of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is relatively high, with the incidence of behavioral problems in school-aged children reaching 129%. Among them, ADHD ranks first with an incidence rate of 43-58%, and the male-to-female ratio is approximately 4-9:1. As age grows, the symptoms of ADHD will gradually improve, but only the symptoms will be relieved. For example, with the enhancement of responsibility and self-control, impulsive behavior and ADHD will decrease, and the duration of attention will increase, but only the symptoms will be alleviated. Compared with peers, there are still signs of dysfunction, such as irritability, restlessness, and conflict.