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ADHD?
ADHD is one of the most common neurodevelopmental disorders of childhood. It is usually first diagnosed in childhood and often lasts into adulthood.
Can a teenager be diagnosed with ADHD?
Absolutely. Anyone can be diagnosed with ADHD at any age. The essential thing, though, is that the symptoms had been there since you were seven years old or younger. Many people live with ADHD for years, even into adulthood, only to figure out on their own that the problems they were experiencing were due to something that was actually treatable.
Who has ADHD?
all types of people can i have it i got it through genetics, actress Diane Kruger has ADHD too.
Do juvenile offenses non summary carry over into adulthood on a criminal background check?
No.
What is adult ADHD?
It has long been assumed that ADHD is a disorder only for children but professionals have realized that it also occurs through adulthood. There is some research that points out that ADHD may be hereditary. Other contributors include: high amounts of lead present in the body, prematurity, or damage in the prefrontal lobe. Approximately 30-50% of children found with ADHD will continue to have the symptoms of the disorder through adulthood. In the long-run, this will severely impact their relationships with people and their professional lives. Symptoms of ADHD found in adults include: - Being impatient and acting on impulse - Fidgeting with hands. In other words, they cannot sit still. - Failure to successfully perform simple tasks at work - Being distracted from work and becoming disorganized, thus losing things Adults diagnosed with ADHD may find themselves suffering from drug abuse, anxiety, depression, and problematic personal relationships. The disorder can be treated with medication, such as antidepressants. Skills training, counseling, and joining support groups may be very beneficial as they will relieve the affects of ADHD. Changing careers into a more suitable one that matches the personality and energy level will alleviate the stresses of work.
Is ADHD rare?
ADHD is not considered rare. It is estimated that about 5-7% of children and adolescents worldwide have ADHD, making it one of the more common neurodevelopmental disorders. It can also persist into adulthood in many cases.
Can ADHD be passed on to your child?
Yes, the mother can pass on the DNA code for ADHD/ADD through breast feeding and childbirth
Is ADHD common?
Yes adhd affects millions of people it normally starts in childhood and then it can either disappears or stay with you through out your whole life.
How long does a person with ADHD live?
No. ADHD is a disorder that causes frequent lack of focus, irritability, periods of depression, hyperactivity, and problems socializing. Individuals diagnosed with ADHD often lead normal lives. It is estimated that 1/3 of children will grow out of it, while others will carry it into adulthood. There is no real evidence to suggest that it has an impact on overall life expectancy. Some ADHD medications cause higher heart rates and blood pressure, and will need to be monitored closely. ADHD, by nature, is a stressful disorder that can cause a great deal of anxiety and agitation to sufferers. Therapy to teach coping mechanisms is often employed, as well as other therapeutic techniques.
Is there a professional soccer player with ADHD?
Vince Grella has severe ADHD, but controls it through intense medication
Can you make yourself have ADHD?
ADHD can be controlled through various therapies: medication, counseling, lifestyle changes, meditation and exercise are all options that provide a way to control the symptoms of ADHD.
Did any well-known people have ADHD?
Albert Einstein, Ellen Page & Jim Carry along with many more
