The harm of ADHD to children's healthy growth

According to relevant data surveys, a foreign study of nearly 1,300 criminals found that 75% had symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in childhood. In addition, many Internet and drug addicts are children with ADHD. When they grow up, ADHD patients often have no persistence in their work, are often fired or frequently change jobs, have poor interpersonal relationships, and unstable marriages. Parents are reminded that if children's ADHD is not treated in time, more than 80% of them will suffer from it in adulthood.

The impact of ADHD on children

1. Children with ADHD cannot concentrate on their studies, cannot take the initiative to study, and their academic performance declines. They cannot control their behavior, and are disobedient and discriminated against. As they grow older, they are easily influenced and tempted by bad things because they cannot control themselves. They may fight, lie, steal, or even commit crimes.

2. Children with ADHD have poor academic performance and often become bored with school, skip classes, and disrupt classroom order. Teachers and parents need to educate their children, but some parents do not pay attention to the methods, causing their children to develop confrontation and hatred towards their parents, affecting family harmony.

3. ADHD also affects the quality of teaching in schools. Children with ADHD often disrupt classroom order, fight, steal and vandalize, and have poor grades. The quality of teaching is affected, which makes teachers particularly annoyed. They always want to make them repeat a grade or even expel them.

4. The normal development of the mental health of children with ADHD is also easily affected. Some children are prone to inferiority complex due to ADHD, which is not conducive to the development and growth of the individual.