According to statistics, every 3 patientsADHDofkidOf these, one will be completely free of the effects of the disease before the age of 18 without taking any more medication, but the other two may still have symptoms of the disease.
For example, many parents have asked, “Wow, what if the big manconcentration disorder, once morehyperactive, Mi will affect the people around you and cause a lot of problems? “In fact, there is no need to worry too much, because with age, ADHD patients will be gradually less affected by the disease. Impulsive and hyperactive behaviors, in particular, decrease significantly as you get older, but there may still be residual problems with concentration disorders, such as being less focused at work than others.
But it must be emphasized that if he ignores it, everyone can imagine that he will have difficulty getting along with others in the process of growing up, he will often be criticized by teachers in school, he will have difficulty concentrating in studies, his grades will definitely be unsatisfactory, and many times he will have the problem of repeating grades. In terms of hyperactivity, if he ignores it, he will also develop a habit of impulsiveness. If they are still accustomed to impulsiveness following adulthood, and their academic performance is not good, it will eventually be difficult for them to achieve success in society.
The author has also seen some ADHDs that have not been properly dealt with, and still have problems with concentration disorders in adulthood. The common cases are:workOften not punctual, doing things “dumping and leaking”, poor work performance, even when gathering with friends oftenloose the temper, it is easy to fight with people, have traffic accidents, and even violate other laws, etc., which are all common patient conditions. More foreign studies have shown that children with ADHD who have been ignored will have a higher rate of drug abuse and crime when they grow up.
