What are the clinical manifestations of ADHD in children?

Children's naughty, active, moody, irritable and manic are largely related to family environment factors in addition to congenital genetic factors. Although children are young, they are very sensitive to things in the outside world. If there is discord in the family, the child may cry to attract the attention of the family. Experts and medical researchers have stepped up clinical research on this behavior of children. The clinical manifestations of ADHD in children are as follows:

1. Pay attention to defects. The core symptoms of this disease are obvious difficulty in concentrating and short attention span that are disproportionate to age. Patients often have difficulty paying attention when listening to lectures, doing homework or other activities, and are easily distracted by external stimuli. Unable to pay attention to details in study or activities, and often make mistakes due to carelessness. Difficulty maintaining attention, often intentionally avoiding or being unwilling to engage in tasks that require sustained concentration for a long time, such as classwork or homework. Procrastination and failure to complete homework or assigned tasks on time. Patients are prone to losing things, often losing toys and school supplies, forgetting daily activity schedules, and even forgetting homework assigned by teachers. 2. Impulsive behavior. Make behavioral responses quickly when information is insufficient. They behave impulsively, do things without considering the consequences and act based on their momentary interests. As a result, they often fight or have disputes with their peers, resulting in adverse consequences. Interrupting others when they are speaking, answering the teacher's question before he or she has finished answering, and being unable to wait patiently in line.

Through clinical research on children's ADHD, we can find out the clinical manifestations of children's ADHD and improve communication with children by deepening our understanding of this aspect. Parents should also take this opportunity to realize that children's hyperactivity is not entirely unreasonable, and they should look for the reasons within themselves. Parents have a great influence on their children.