Question

What Are the Symptoms of ADHD in Children?

Answer

Generally speaking, these are understood in clinical diagnosis as children having difficulty concentrating and being hyperactive. Common symptoms include:

  • In the classroom, teachers may find students struggle to focus, often distracted.
  • In the classroom, students may exhibit inappropriate behavior, disturbing others and disrupting classroom order.
  • Symptoms usually appear before the age of 6, and as they grow older, the symptoms may slightly improve.
  • Some cases may continue into adulthood.
  • They require a quiet environment but find it hard to stay still, frequently moving around.
  • They are easily agitated and feel guilty.
  • It’s difficult for them to concentrate, easily distracted. Additionally, many children will also show a lot of small movements with their hands.