What are the dangers of ADHD in children

What are the harms that ADHD brings to children? What is ADHD? I believe that parents who pay too much attention to their children's growth should all know what ADHD is. ADHD is a common behavioral disorder in children during their growth, also known as mild brain dysfunction or mild brain dysfunction syndrome or attention deficit disorder. The impact of ADHD on the healthy growth of children is huge, but the manifestation is not very obvious in a short period of time. This is because we do not know enough about the harm of ADHD, so we often miss the time to treat the disease and bring adverse effects to the healthy growth of children.

So what specific troubles does ADHD bring to our babies? Let us talk in detail about the harm that ADHD brings to children.

1. Hyperactivity. The child cannot sit or stand still no matter what occasion or what he is doing. His activities are often aimless. He often makes small movements in class and has poor self-control.

2. Poor academic performance. The intelligence of these children is not proportional to their academic performance, that is, they have normal intelligence but poor academic performance, which is often caused by their inability to concentrate in class.

3. Difficulty concentrating. This is the most prominent problem of ADHD. For example, children with ADHD often cannot concentrate on doing anything. Some parents report that their children basically start but never finish things. Even when playing with toys, they move them here and there, lose things, and are fickle-minded. They cannot complete their homework without the supervision of their parents.

Parents need to adjust their mindset: ADHD will not heal itself

Many parents believe that ADHD can be cured without treatment, and that it will gradually get better as the child grows older and becomes more sensible. In fact, this is a completely wrong concept! Zhang Xiaoyun, an expert at Taiyuan Anding Hospital, said: This idea is extremely dangerous. Although ADHD can be controlled slowly with age, it is not self-healing. It will make the child feel more strenuous in future work and study, and even affect the child's social life and work. However, ADHD is not an incurable disease. As long as the correct treatment method is chosen and the treatment is adhered to, it can be completely cured.