Can a 12-Year-Old Child with ADHD Be Treated?

Question

For the situation described by the child, can you tell me what disease they might have?

Answer

ADHD is a common issue during the growth stage from 6 to 14 years old and is one of the key factors affecting a child’s learning and development. We need to be particularly vigilant about preventive measures for ADHD during this period. If diagnosed with ADHD, there’s no need to worry; early and correct treatment methods can lead to a better recovery for the child. Some ADHD children may be difficult to manage at school, in which case special educational arrangements can be considered. Typically, ADHD children’s intelligence is not below average, so there’s no need to send them to special schools.