What are the dangers of ADHD in children

Some children are always restless. Parents must not ignore this situation. Such children may have ADHD. Although this disease is not a serious illness, it leads to the formation of bad habits. So what harm does ADHD in children have to the healthy growth of children? Let's learn together below.

The harm of ADHD to individuals. Children with mild ADHD are just unable to concentrate on their studies and cannot take the initiative to learn, resulting in a decline in academic performance; they cannot control their behavior, and are disobedient and discriminated against. Children with severe ADHD have a significant decline in academic performance, cannot keep up with the class, and have difficulty completing elementary and junior high school. They stir up trouble and interfere with others in their behavior.

The harm to the family is that some people hire tutors at high prices, which wastes a lot of time and money but is of no avail; some people make children feel antagonistic and hateful towards their parents, affecting family harmony.

The harm to schools: In schools, children with ADHD often disrupt the classroom order, fight, steal and vandalize, and have low grades. Even if teachers put a lot of effort into it, it will have little effect. If there are more such children in a class, the teaching quality will inevitably be affected, which will make teachers particularly annoyed, and they will always want to make them repeat a grade or even expel them.

The harm of ADHD patients to society: If children with ADHD are not treated in time, they will often have a high crime rate when they grow up due to poor self-control, impulsiveness, laziness, and greed for enjoyment. They will become habitual offenders after repeated admonitions, affecting social stability and the personal and property safety of the people.