What are the main symptoms of ADHD in children?

The incidence of ADHD in children is quite high. Once the disease occurs, it will affect the individual's growth and development and will also greatly reduce academic performance. However, many parents do not fully understand the clinical response of the disease, which results in many patients not receiving timely treatment. Therefore, the editor will describe the adverse symptoms that the children will show one by one, and everyone can take a look together.

1. Very impulsive. Children with this disorder act impulsively without considering the consequences. They often interrupt or interrupt other people's conversations regardless of the occasion; they often disturb or interfere with other people's activities; they often climb up and down without considering the danger; and they recklessly cause harm to others or themselves. Children with this disease are often emotionally unstable and may become impatient, lose their temper or cry over trivial matters, or even exhibit rebellious and aggressive behavior.

2. Cognitive impairment and learning difficulties. Some children with this disorder have spatial perception disorders, audio-visual conversion disorders, etc. Although the children have normal or near-normal intelligence, they often have learning difficulties due to attention disorders, hyperactivity and cognitive impairment, and their academic performance is often significantly lower than the expected level of intelligence.

3. Pay attention to defects. Children with this disorder have a short attention span and are easily distracted. They are often unable to filter out irrelevant stimuli and will react to a variety of stimuli. Therefore, when the children are listening to lectures, doing homework or doing other things, they often have difficulty maintaining their attention and are prone to being dazed and distracted; they are often distracted by the movement in the surrounding environment, and look around or interrupt the conversation; they often have difficulty persisting in doing things, often doing another thing before finishing one thing; it is difficult for them to always follow instructions and complete the required tasks.

Here I have explained the symptoms of ADHD clearly. Generally speaking, it is relatively easy for parents to detect. Usually, as long as they pay attention to their children's every move, they can basically determine it. In addition, the editor recommends that after a child becomes ill, parents must be patient and encourage them so that the symptoms can be relieved as soon as possible.