I have had many experiences of difficulty in activities with children suspected of having ADHD.

I would like to share the story of the treatment process for a child experiencing ADHD.

To start with the conclusion, it is necessary to observe the child's behavior regularly.

It is important to promptly provide appropriate treatment through hospital care.

I have experience working in a team that runs a business targeting children.

The children who were economically disadvantaged were the primary target, especially those with vulnerable aspects.

It was about connecting children with appropriate external resources.

ADHD is one of the conditions that commonly appear in children nowadays, and depending on the child's condition

There are cases where only simple counseling is provided, but in severe cases of ADHD, medication must be taken through hospital treatment.

There are also cases where it happens.

The child I experienced has severe ADHD, so medical treatment was necessary.

The grandparents were the primary caregivers, and the child had an intellectual disability.

I have usually had difficulty focusing on school life and also faced many challenges in forming relationships with my peers.

I thought it was behavior caused by disability, but it worsens as the grade level increases.

Eventually, there began to be discussions at school about the difficulties in managing school life due to the child's hyperactivity.

It has ultimately reached a point where violence is also being revealed.

I went to the hospital, received medical treatment, and was diagnosed with ADHD.

Of course, it was recommended to take medication, and once a week, counseling for ADHD treatment was also provided at the hospital.

Since starting the medication, I noticed a reduction in the child's hyperactivity and aggression.

The problem is that the child has a very poor appetite. Among the side effects of ADHD medication, the biggest one was loss of appetite.

So, I needed a period to find the medication that suited me.

After several visits, consultations, and changing medications, we finally found the right medication for the child.

I've been taking it for a year now, and I can see some changes gradually happening. I'm eating well and the side effects have decreased.

Don't worry about ADHD; going to the hospital for consultation and receiving appropriate treatment is the most important thing.