ADHD Consequences

I believe that if a parent finds out that his or her child has ADHD, it would be like a bolt from the blue. ADHD is a congenital disease that manifests itself in children's bodies. Its treatment is relatively complicated and requires parents to persist in treatment. Generally speaking, children with ADHD can only achieve good treatment results by gradually guiding them. At this time, parents also need to understand the consequences of ADHD.

The dangers of ADHD in children

1. Harm to the family

Children with ADHD have poor academic performance, and they also hate studying, skip classes, and disrupt classroom order. Their parents are often called by teachers to be criticized, adding to their worries. Some parents have to hire tutors for their children's studies, wasting more time and money; children with ADHD do not understand their parents' efforts, and develop confrontation and hatred towards their parents, affecting family harmony.

2. Harm to individuals

Children with ADHD cannot concentrate on their studies and find it difficult to take the initiative to learn. Their academic performance is generally poor. Not only that, they cannot control their behavior, which affects other students, causing them to be discriminated against or isolated, affecting their normal development.

3. Harm to society

If children with ADHD do not receive timely treatment in childhood, they may show poor self-control and impulsiveness in adulthood. They are easily influenced by negative external factors, have a high crime rate, and become habitual offenders after repeated admonitions, which poses a threat to social stability and the safety of people's property.

4. Harm to schools

Children with ADHD are overactive and often disrupt classroom order, affecting the normal learning of other students. Teachers need to spend more energy, which affects the teaching quality to a certain extent. The children themselves may fail a grade or be expelled.

Conclusion: If ADHD occurs, parents must take their children to treatment in time. Parents must recognize the symptoms and pay more attention to their children's health. If they have these symptoms, they must take them seriously. The harm of ADHD is also quite serious. As children age, they are easily influenced and tempted by negative factors due to poor self-control, and may engage in bad behaviors such as fighting, lying and stealing, and even embark on the road of crime.