Patient's question:
The children in your sister-in-law's family are already quite grown up, but for some reason, they are always particularly hyperactive. It's said that their parents were not like this when they were young; they were all quite docile children. I don't know why he is so mischievous. I wonder if there is a relationship between childhood ADHD and parents' upbringing?Doctor's answer:
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children is not directly related to parental upbringing. There are many factors that can lead to ADHD in children, such as a lack of many essential trace elements in the body, as well as the habit of not concentrating from a young age. In addition, many abnormalities in the body can also lead to ADHD. To diagnose how a child develops ADHD, a comprehensive examination is necessary to make a diagnosis.