Can children with ADHD be cured? Can children with ADHD recover on their own as they age?

It is common for children to have ADHD, and some parents think that their children's ADHD can be cured without treatment. So here we want to know whether children's ADHD can be cured? Can children with ADHD recover as they age?

It can be cured. During adolescence, the disease will heal on its own, not by drugs. However, when treating children, it is important to choose symptomatic treatment methods for them in a timely manner. Drugs can only control symptoms on the same day, and some can only control symptoms in the short term. If the disease is serious, drugs such as dextroamphetamine, methamphetamine, and pemoline can be used for timely treatment. When children do things, they are often easily affected by external interference. Parents should pay more attention to and guide their children, give them affirmation and praise, and encourage them to do everything well from beginning to end, and insist on doing everything to the end without giving up halfway. If the child's disease is not very serious, there is no need to choose drug treatment, and timely psychological improvement treatment for the child will also have a good therapeutic effect. When treating this disease, the first thing to do is to improve the child's excessive psychological pressure.

ADHD is a common psychological disorder in children, and its clinical manifestations are mainly decreased attention and excessive activity. This disease generally does not heal itself with age, and it needs to be treated with central nervous system stimulants such as methylphenidate in a timely manner. Psychological counseling can be accepted when necessary. Parents and teachers need to educate the children reasonably according to their characteristics. With age, the symptoms of ADHD will gradually improve, but only the symptoms will be alleviated, such as impulsive behavior and hyperactivity will decrease, and the attention span will increase. That is to say, 70% of children still have residual symptoms in adulthood, and about 30% can meet the diagnostic criteria for ADHD in adulthood. If ADHD is not treated, some patients can continue to adolescence, youth and even adulthood. Compared with their peers, they may still have impaired functions, such as irritability, impatience, and easy conflicts. Therefore, once the baby is found to have ADHD, it is necessary to go to the corresponding professional institution for examination in time to make a diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible.

First, cultivate children's various interests, such as letting children participate in games, painting, and daily labor, so that the object of attention becomes the object of children's action, and let children be in a positive state of life, which is conducive to the cultivation of attention. Second, cultivate the ability of self-control, eliminate some external interference, maintain children's attention for a long time, and let children have a self-control ability. Parents can help children do one thing within a certain period of time, and they cannot do one thing while doing another thing. Don't read while eating. Keep the correct posture when painting, don't move your body. You can also let children through some training, such as practicing piano and calligraphy, to cultivate children's self-control. Third, improve children's observation ability, start with cultivating children's interests. Parents should train children when they are looking for curious things, guide children to observe carefully, and master methods.

There are many ways to train children with ADHD. First, you can train your child to do sports or accompany your child to play games that improve attention, such as playing badminton, table tennis, swimming, running, playing puzzles, and building blocks with your child. These methods can make children interested in doing them and gradually increase the time of their attention. Second, you can also let your child participate in training or hobby projects, such as letting your child read world classics, learn painting, or learn a musical instrument, etc. These can improve children's attention and reduce the problem of hyperactivity. Third, you can also take your child to do psychological training, such as taking children with ADHD to learn sensory integration training, or making psychological sand trays, etc., all of which are helpful to a certain extent.