Recognizing ADD ADHD Symptoms By Daniel Dwase...
Children often exhibit boundless energy and excitability. But sometimes parents may be concerned that their child's behaviour is more than just 'typical'.
ADD ADHD is a condition where children have difficulty staying focused, paying attention and concentrating.
Although parents should not attempt to diagnose their child with any type of medical condition without professional guidance, understanding the basic ADD/ADHD symptoms may alleviate a parent's fears, and recognizing ADD/ADHD symptoms may encourage parents to seek medical advice.
ADD/ADHD symptoms are grouped into three categories which are; attention impairment symptoms, hyperactivity symptoms and impulsivity symptoms.
ADD/ADHD symptoms that fall into the attention impairment category refer to how well a child is able to concentrate. They include...
ADD/ADHD symptoms that fall into the hyperactivity category refer to how a child behaves and moves. They include...
ADD/ADHD symptoms that fall into the impulsivity category refer to how a child reacts to their surroundings. They include...
Many children who are not ADD ADHD exhibit some of the ADD/ADHD symptoms at one time or another.
It is important not to label your child with a medical condition unless they have been thoroughly examined by a professional.
It is worth noting that some children who exhibit ADD/ADHD symptoms actually have a separate medical condition, such as a vitamin deficiency, diabetes or vision problems.
ADD/ADHD symptoms in children with ADD ADHD typically are apparent in the child before the age of seven. And the symptoms are not brought on by a situation, such as a divorce, a new baby or a family move.
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