Common
Symptoms of
ADHD
• Constantly fidgeting.
• Being unable to sit still.
• Excessive talking.
• Excessive physical movement.
• Acting without thinking.
• Being unable to concentrate on tasks.
ADHD Rating scales are questionaries designed to identify symptoms of ADHD that can not be easily identified during a regular clinical meeting. The questions are centered around a person functions at school, home, or work. They are formatted specifically for children, adolescents, and adults.
Main Causes Of ADHD
Co-existing Conditions
Factors that are involved in the development of ADHD consist of Genetics (ADHD running in families), Problems during development (Problems with the central nervous system) and environment.
• Mood Disorders
• Anxiety Disorders
• Learning disabilities
• Other Psychiatric Disorders
How is it Diagnosed?
To start off, a talk with a provider is needed to see if your symptoms fit the diagnosis or the use of a rating scale. The assessment can be used to help rule out other physical causes.
How is it treated?
The standard treatment for ADHD is by the use of medicine or therapy.. A combination of both is often the best.
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How bad can untreated ADHD get?
Untreated ADHD can significantly affect your quality of life, relationships, work and school performances.
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Can a person with ADHD have a normal life?
With the right support and treatment, you can create a life with ADHD that will allow you to reach your greatest potential.
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Can you outgrow ADHD?
No, it has been shwn in most recent studies that ADHD and its symptoms usually continue even after kids grow
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Can ADHD be cured?
There is no cure for ADHD but it is treatable through medicine and therapy. Even during treatment you will have DHD but symptos can come back if treatment is stopped