Question
My child is six years old, and the teacher has reported that this child is very active, almost never idle. How should ADHD be treated?
Answer
The two prominent symptoms of ADHD are hyperactivity and difficulty in concentration. The causes of ADHD are diverse and it is referred to as a mild brain dysfunction or mild brain injury. The treatment for childhood ADHD is not solely medication but a comprehensive approach including psychological therapy, family therapy, behavioral therapy, dietary therapy, traditional Chinese medicine therapy, and Western medicine therapy. Specific treatment should be conducted under the guidance of a doctor, and a regular hospital is the best choice for treatment. Patients should recognize that they can overcome ADHD.