Can ADHD in children be cured?

A person's life basically ends when he or she is ignorant, simple, playful, rebellious, grows up, understands and finally lets go. Each stage has its own characteristics, and we are undoubtedly the most playful when we are children. If we know nothing, we will be fearless. As long as we are interested in something, we will try it. But sometimes being playful is not necessarily a natural instinct, it may also be a disease - ADHD. Today, I will discuss with you whether ADHD in children can be cured.

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, known as ADHD in my country, is a common psychological disorder in children. It manifests as inattention and short attention span, hyperactivity and impulsivity that are disproportionate to age and developmental level, often accompanied by learning difficulties, conduct disorders and maladjustment.

In terms of diet, parents should pay attention and let their children eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and avoid spicy and greasy foods. In addition, parents and teachers should carefully guide children. Children may have a bad temper, so parents should pay attention to guidance and not ignore it. For children with ADHD, active treatment methods should be adopted. On the one hand, parents should let their children receive medication, and on the other hand, psychiatric treatment should be carried out. Teachers and parents need to carry out effective behavior management and psychological education based on the characteristics of the patients, avoid discrimination, corporal punishment or other rough educational methods, and appropriately use praise and encouragement to improve the patients' self-confidence and self-consciousness.

ADHD in children can actually be cured if it is treated actively. As children grow older, ADHD behavior may disappear, but this only happens to some children. For other children, the condition may become more serious if they are not treated carefully.

Many parents feel overwhelmed by their children's ADHD and often cannot control themselves from scolding or even beating their children. This is wrong. Not only will it not help the child's condition, it may even leave a shadow in the child's heart. Parents' patience and companionship are the key to treating ADHD in children, and medication only plays an auxiliary role.