Neurogenic urinary frequency is common in pre-school children, especially in children aged 4 to 5, characterized by an increased frequency of urination without a change in urine volume.

Understanding the treatment methods for ADHD can help school-aged children improve their learning and behavior issues.

Explore the incidence of pediatric ADHD and how symptoms change and affect children as they grow older.

Discussing the best treatment methods for ADHD, including the importance of medication and symptom control.