ADHD



ADHD is the most common neuromuscular dysfunction. ADHD is termed Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder. Children are more prone to these abnormalities. About 30 percent of children in the US suffer from this disorder. ADHD was first diagnosed in the year 1798 by a Scottish Doctor named Alexander Crichton. Later in the year 1902 British pediatrician Sir George Fredric further gave an opinion saying children who are diagnosed with ADHD due to their abnormal moral behavior are still said to be intelligent enough to progress in life.

Causes

  • Trauma to brain
  • Exposure to lead poisoning after the first trimester.
  • Pre-term labor
  • Low birth weight
  • Sugar
  • Excessive alcohol during pregnancy
  • Drug overdose
  • Stress
  • Anxiety

Symptoms

  • Inattentiveness in class
  • Laziness in doing studies
  • Forgetting things immediately
  • Incomplete daily tasks
  • Not able to perform daily routine things
  • Not able to follow any instructions
  • Having problems getting involved with others at school
  • Do not remember words during any conversation or speech
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