What is ADHD
ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is a brain-related disorder that occurs in both children and adults. But children are more likely to get this disease. With this disease, the behavior of man changes, and the memory also becomes weak.
In other words, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity means ADHD, not being able to use the ability to focus on something. It is believed that this deficiency occurs due to weakness of the brain due to the use of certain chemicals.
It is estimated that ADHD affects between 4% and 12% of school children. This happens more to boys than girls. According to the study, the number of patients with ADHD has been steadily increasing over the last 20 years. But the reason for the increase of this disease is also that it is being diagnosed in more people. Symptoms of this disease can be different in children and adults.
Types of ADHD
There are three types of ADHD -
1. Predominantly inattentive ADHD: If you have this type of ADHD, you may experience symptoms related to attention as compared to emotional and hyperactivity. You may experience impulse control or hyperactivity problems at some point, but these are not the main symptoms of attention-related ADHD.
2. Predominantly hyperactive-impulsive ADHD: This type of ADHD has symptoms of convulsions and hyperactivity. People with this type of ADHD may exhibit signs of attention, but these are not the main symptoms.
3. Combination ADHD If you have combination ADHD: it means that you do not have symptoms of attention-seeking ADHD or hyperactivity-type ADHD only. Rather, both categories have symptoms. Most people with or without ADHD experience some symptoms of attention or hyperactivity but are more severe in people with ADHD. These occur more frequently and interfere with the work of your home, school, work, and social situations.
Symptoms of ADHD in children
Making a lot of minor mistakes at school and at home casually.
The child does not follow instructions, does not listen to them nor pays attention to them.
Do not do any work correctly.
Forget the notebook and homework etc.
Forgetting things and being too fickle.
Don't be able to sit in one place, be anxious.
Do not wait for your turn, do not be restrained.
Often yelling in class.
Symptoms of ADHD in adults
Easily divert attention from anything.
Not planned
Forget things
To avoid things
Always delay.
Always be sad.
Living in depression.
Job problems arise.
Soon to be restless on anything.
Addicted to drugs or anything else
Diagnosis of ADHD
There is no single test to diagnose ADHD. Diagnosis of this disease is possible only on the basis of its symptoms. If your child's behavior matches this disease, then this disorder is diagnosed on this basis. For this, the specialist can examine the child's medical history, he can ask other family members about this.
Apart from this, the doctor also sees that the child does not have any other problem due to which he is behaving like this. This is followed by an investigation into hearing and seeing ability, anxiety, depression, or other behavior problems. For this, send your child to a specialist (usually a psychologist, psychiatrist, or neurologist) for testing. It also examines the child's IQ level.
Medical Intervention:
In the time since his diagnosis one year prior, a preliminary of energizer drug has been led. The prescription kind and measurements have been changed a few times to track down the best equilibrium:
Biphentin
Vyvanse
Strattera
Concerta
When to contact your doctor
Contact your doctor, If your child has ADHD, or if the teacher informs you that your child has difficulty reading, is different from other children, and has difficulty concentrating, contact a specialist. The problem of ADHD is not an ordinary thing in children, but parents should seek the advice of a psychiatrist as soon as possible if symptoms of ADHD are seen. Medicinal treatment may be given to children to overcome this problem.
It is also treated through behavior therapy. Also, keep a minimum of things in the children's room so that their minds do not get distracted. Appreciate and reward them in return for work. Like, give their favorite food, etc. when doing homework. They should not be beaten at all. If he makes a mistake, he should try to convince with restraint and wisdom that what he has done is wrong.
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