Patient's question:
Can a 2-year-old child have ADHD? He looks too hyperactive, and I'm afraid it will affect his development. What treatment is needed?Doctor's answer:
Note that one characteristic of ADHD is the presence of multiple attention deficits. Screening is needed through attention scales. The best way to treat ADHD is to provide psychological and behavioral therapy for children. It often manifests as continuous movement of hands and feet, difficulty sitting still, and constant twisting. Play quietly. Talk excessively, ramble, easily angered, irritable, and prone to. Often force others to play with them, inattentive,, careless in doing things, lose everything, often make mistakes. Easily distracted by external stimuli, often forgotten. Generally, intelligence is normal, but learning difficulties, poor memory and discrimination ability. Some children may also have moral problems, such as swearing at children, damaging objects, etc.