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ADHD patients show some common symptoms. The symptoms of ADHD in children and adults might be different.
ADHD affects children and teens and can continue into adulthood. The signs and symptoms of ADHD typically appear before the age of seven. ADHD can be distinguish from normal “kid behaviour” if the kid shows any ADHD sign and symptoms in all situations such as at school, home and other places.
SYMPTOMS IN CHILDREN
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1) Inattentive, but not
hyperactive or impulsive.
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Has trouble staying focused because they are easily distracted or gets bored with a task before it’s completed.
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Do not listen when we speak to them.
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They have difficulty remembering things and following instructions.
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They do not pay attention to details or makes careless mistakes.
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Has trouble staying organized and finishing projects.
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Frequently loses or misplaces homework, books, toys, or other items.
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2) Hyperactive and impulsive,
but able to pay attention.
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Has difficulty sitting still, playing quietly, or relaxing.
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Moves around constantly, often runs or climbs.
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Talk active and excessively.
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May have a quick temper.
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3) Inattentive, hyperactive,
and impulsive (most
common form of ADHD)
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Acts without thinking.
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They like to guess, rather than taking time to solve a problem.
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They blurt out answers in class without waiting to be called on or hear the whole question.
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They may intrude on other people’s conversations.
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Inability to keep powerful emotions in check, lead to temper tantrums.
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SYMPTOMS IN ADULTS
Mood swings
Unorganized
Trouble concentrating
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