Patient's question:
After the child started school, it was discovered that they had ADHD. Sometimes they enjoy hitting others and lack a sense of rules. The teacher suggested taking a leave of absence, and later they attended school only half a day.Doctor's answer:
The onset of childhood ADHD is related to the amount of amino acids in children's diet. If children consume foods high in tyrosine or tryptophan, such as donkey meat, pork jerky, duck feet, fish fillets, scallops, dried scallops, cheese, soybean skin, tofu skin, and pumpkin seeds, they may develop ADHD. Additionally, some international scholars believe this condition may also be linked to children consuming too much sugar and sweet foods. Excessive sugar intake can often disrupt the function of the endocrine system, leading to ADHD in children. Certain foods containing methyl salicylate are also unsuitable for children with ADHD.Being active is not necessarily ADHD. ADHD is a type of neurological disorder. Not every child who is hyperactive has ADHD. You should take your child for a checkup. I hope it's not ADHD. If it is, it's recommended to seek treatment.