What is the best way to treat children's ADHD?

Children with ADHD are a concern for many parents. The main manifestations of ADHD in children are excessive activity and inability to concentrate. Genetic factors, excessive academic pressure on children, and poor relationships between parents are all causes of ADHD in children. Moreover, ADHD is mainly divided into three types: careless type, hyperactive type, and a combination of the two. Below is a collection of treatments for ADHD that I have collected for you.

Common treatments for ADHD in children

1. Diet therapy

Diet therapy has a good auxiliary effect on ADHD, and generally speaking, the main cause of ADHD is the high blood lead level in children. Eating more foods rich in zinc and selenium, such as fish, lean meat, peanuts, sesame seeds, dairy products, mushrooms, eggs, garlic, etc., can effectively supplement zinc and excrete lead.

2. Behavioral training

ADHD can also be treated through training. Experts point out that children can be trained to participate in appropriate cognitive activities to improve their attention. The second is to reduce children's excessive activities and correct bad behaviors through specific training programs. When children's behavior tends to be good, they should be affirmed and praised in time to enhance their self-confidence.

3. Help from teachers

The help of teachers is very helpful for child patients. Moreover, in school, teachers should often remind and urge children. For example, when a child is distracted or making small movements, they can call on him to read the text or answer questions. Never blame, beat or scold the child, as this will have the opposite effect and be detrimental to the treatment.

Now everyone knows about the treatment of ADHD. In fact, teachers are the children's guides during their growth. Some children do not listen to their parents' teachings, but instead listen to their teachers' opinions very much. Children spend more time with their teachers than with their parents, so teachers should teach patiently and care about some situations and changes in children's lives.