Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Attention deficiency along with other related issues like hyperactivity disorder and impulsivity.
What is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)?
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a disorder characterized by above-normal levels of hyperactivity and difficulty with paying attention and controlling impulses. Moreover, it is not limited to a certain age and both adults and children can have this disorder.
First and foremost, children can be very active and dislike sitting still. Nevertheless, especially in times like this when we are forced to spend more time indoors, they can easily get annoyed or bored with the lack of activity. Some children however may have a disorder that makes it harder for them to stay still or concentrate on one activity for a long time.
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Behaviours to look out for.
There are a lot of behaviours associated with ADHD, nonetheless, it may be different for everyone there is a common pattern to the symptoms that one can watch out for.
- Trouble focusing or paying attention to tasks.
- Easily getting distracted
- Forgetting to complete certain tasks.
- Difficulty sitting still.
- Fidgeting
- Interrupting people while they talk.
What if ADHD is suspected?
All things considered, the best way to help your child or anyone that you suspect might have ADHD is by visiting a mental health professional. Professionals alone have the qualification, training and experience to diagnose the disorder using various diagnostic measures including assessments and tests. One need to worry too much, even if the the professionals diagnose the child with ADHD or similar conditions. In essence, it is a treatable disorder and professionals may use behavioural therapies, medication, or both to help your child lead a more productive and fulfilling life.
For more information regarding ADHD visit www.healthline.com/adhd
We normally associate ADHD and similar conditions with children. However, ADHD is not limited to children or adolescents. Many adults also face attention-related disorders such as ADHD, ADD and hyperactivity.
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