What are the symptoms of ADHD in children?

I believe that in normal life, many parents will regard their children's ADHD as being active and lively. Because the children are still too young, they don't know how to tell their parents about some abnormal symptoms. ADHD in children is also a common disease in early childhood. The probability of such a disease is very high. For young children, ADHD is very harmful and will seriously affect the children's future learning. So what are the symptoms of ADHD in children?

ADHD in children is generally known as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in medicine. It is one of the most common psychological disorders among children and adolescents. The following is an introduction to the symptoms of ADHD in children.

1. Excessive activity

Most of them start in early childhood and show significant results after entering primary school. He kept making small movements during class, tearing up books and scribbling on them. He would touch anything he could, and he liked to tease and often fight with his classmates.

2. Lack of concentration

He is not focused when studying, pays close attention in class for a short period of time, and reacts to stimuli from all sides.

3. Emotional instability, impulsiveness and willfulness

Will shout for no reason and do things in a hurry without patience.

4. Learning difficulties

The children have normal intelligence, but their hyperactivity brings learning difficulties. Some children have cognitive activity disorders and comprehensive analysis disorders. The disease usually begins before the age of 7 and lasts for more than 6 months.

5. The following are the characteristics mainly based on "attention"

1. Often fail to pay attention to details and make careless mistakes in schoolwork, work, or other activities.

2. It is difficult to maintain concentration when doing things or activities.

3. When others talk to him, he often acts as if he is not listening.

4. Often has difficulty following instructions and is unable to complete homework, chores, or work (not due to contrary behavior or inability to understand instructions).

5. Often have difficulty with organizational work or planning activities.

6. Often avoid or dislike activities or work that require mental effort.

7. Often forget things (such as books or things needed for work).

8. Easily distracted.

9. Often forget the things you need to do every day.

6. The following are the characteristics mainly characterized by "hyperactivity".

1. Often feel uneasy when sitting, play with hands or feet, or twist the body constantly.

2. Often stands up when required to sit or leaves chair during class.

3. Running around or being overly active in inappropriate situations (or feeling restless if they are teenagers or adults) 4. Having difficulty playing or working quietly.

5. Always restless, always doing something, or moving all the time.

6. Extremely talkative.

7. The following are characteristics dominated by “impulsiveness”:

1. Being eager to give an answer before someone has finished asking the question.

2. Unable to wait for his turn.

3. Often interrupts things/conversations at inappropriate times.

The above introduces the symptoms of ADHD in young children. Do you all understand? Then, in the child’s daily life, you must pay close attention to observe whether the child has similar symptoms. If you find that the child also has such symptoms, then it cannot be ruled out that the child has ADHD. The best way is to take the child to the doctor in time, do examinations to diagnose the disease, and finally treat it according to the above method.