What are the symptoms of ADHD in three-year-old children?

Children are always the group that parents care about the most, because children are the hope of the family, and the problems encountered by children are also what parents care about most. Physical health problems are the first to be affected, especially diseases that have a significant impact on children's behavioral abilities. For example, ADHD is a relatively serious disease and it is not easy to attract attention. So, what are the symptoms of ADHD in three-year-old children?

Most children have been easily excited, cry a lot, have poor sleep, are difficult to feed, and have difficulty developing regular urination and defecation habits since infancy. As they grow older, in addition to increased activity, they also have uncoordinated movements, poor or short concentration time, aimless behavior, impulsive emotions and lack of control, undisciplined classes, and difficulty learning. The children have normal intelligence, but their learning ability is lower than average due to poor concentration, auditory discrimination and language expression. It is not appropriate to use treatment methods when the child is three years old. After the child is four or five years old, if he still has ADHD, it is recommended to use medication as the main treatment, supplemented by psychotherapy and behavioral therapy.

ADHD refers to a group of syndromes that occur in childhood and are characterized by obvious difficulty in concentrating, short attention span, hyperactivity or impulsivity compared with children of the same age. It is recommended to do a brain nerve examination to achieve the purpose of treating both the symptoms and the root cause.

The symptoms of ADHD in three-year-old children are relatively simple. This is a common feature of all children with ADHD and is relatively easy to detect. Therefore, parents should pay attention when they find that their children always have the above problems. They can take their children to the hospital for examination and treatment in time to prevent them from getting worse.