How to treat children with ADHD

The treatment of children with ADHD requires comprehensive consideration. The main treatment methods include drug therapy, behavioral therapy, psychological intervention, biofeedback therapy, and digital therapy combining exercise and cognition.

1. Drug treatment: Under the guidance of a doctor, you can choose drugs such as atomoxetine hydrochloride capsules and methylphenidate hydrochloride controlled-release tablets. These drugs can help improve attention and reduce impulsive behavior.

2. Behavioral therapy: Behavioral therapy helps children change bad behaviors, establish new behavior patterns, and improve self-control. This includes techniques such as reinforcement, punishment, and systematic desensitization.

3. Psychological intervention: Psychological intervention includes cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, etc., which aims to help children build confidence, correct negative emotions and behaviors, and thus improve their condition.

4. Biofeedback therapy: Biofeedback therapy uses instruments to monitor the patient's internal physiological potentials and then feeds back to the patient to assist in the treatment of ADHD.

5. Digital therapy combining exercise and cognition: The latest research results show that digital therapy combining cognition and exercise can effectively reduce the incidence of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder-related symptoms in children with ADHD, and improve their ability to control emotions and get along with others.

Treating children's ADHD requires parents, doctors and children to work together to develop a personalized treatment plan based on the child's specific situation. At the same time, patience and respect are indispensable parts of the treatment process.