Patient's question:
My child seems to have ADHD recently. The child is not very well-behaved now and keeps moving around. During dinner, the child is always restless and never still. After a thorough check-up at the hospital, it was discovered that the child has ADHD. However, I don't want to give the child many medications.What kind of help is needed: Can ADHD in children improve on its own?
Doctor's answer:
If your child has ADHD and it is not severe, they can gradually improve with their own willpower. ADHD requires self-discipline to control impulsive behaviors, focus on studying, maintain good habits, pay attention to rest, and engage in regular exercise.Treatment for ADHD includes medication, physical therapy, psychological behavioral therapy, and neuro-physical training. In addition to brain biofeedback training, traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, and other treatment methods are also available. Please strictly follow the doctor's advice for specific treatment.