After a child is diagnosed with ADHD, can the condition be alleviated? Lately, my child has been running around all the time, unable to sit still. I suspect my child might have ADHD, so I took them for a check-up, and the doctor confirmed that they do indeed have ADHD. Currently, the treatment for ADHD typically involves medication and psychological therapy. On one hand, medication can improve the symptoms of ADHD in children. On the other hand, psychological counseling helps children become aware of their own behaviors. In psychological therapy, parents usually bear the main responsibility, so the child’s condition can improve quickly. Most children with ADHD will outgrow it as they grow older, but attention deficit, deliberate defiance, and impulsive behaviors as complications of ADHD will continue. When adolescents show emotional immaturity, poor social adaptation, academic failures, fighting with peers, etc., and adults experience tense interpersonal relationships, low self-esteem, personality disorders, etc., I recommend that it’s best to seek medical treatment for better results.

If a baby experiences two or more seizures without any apparent cause, it is worth considering the possibility of pediatric epilepsy.

A nine-month-old baby occasionally exhibits symptoms of a crooked mouth and a rigid body while standing or sitting, lasting for about 2-3 seconds before returning to normal. During the first half of the night, the baby often cries and fusses several times. Could this be childhood tic disorder?

A question regarding whether it’s appropriate for a baby to receive vaccinations after taking Babysitter’s Powder.

This article discusses whether infants with congenital genetic metabolic disorders should avoid breast milk feeding.

Discuss the treatment possibilities and related symptoms for children with cerebral palsy, providing parents with professional medical information.

Patients recovering from facial palsy should avoid long-term beer consumption to prevent damage to blood vessels and recurrence.

According to the different congenital and acquired factors in pediatric intellectual disability, treatment methods vary. For congenital deficiencies, the focus is on replenishing the liver and kidneys, and enhancing intelligence, while for acquired deficiencies, the emphasis is on nourishing the heart and spleen, benefiting Qi and nourishing blood. Clarifying the treatment methods can help alleviate the progression of the disease and prompt treatment.

Can brachial nerve damage in newborns be healed?

Brain atrophy in children leading to poor brain development is a neurological disorder that is difficult to cure, but symptoms can be improved through physical therapy and medication.