What is Attention Deficit hyperactive Disorder?
ADHD stand for Attention Deficit hyperactive Disorder is neurodevelopmental disorder in which children may experience excessive movement that are not fitting to the setting, not able to keep focus or act without thought. ADHD (Attention Deficit hyperactive Disorder) is considered debilitating or chronic disability or disorder, which impact on individual academic, professional achievements, interpersonal relationship and daily functioning. ADHD (Attention Deficit hyperactive Disorder) can affect a child at home, at School and in friends.
Common Sign of ADHD (Attention Deficit hyperactive Disorder)
- Inattentive
- Interrupting
- Self-Focused behavior
- Trouble waiting their turn
- Aggressive
- Self and other injurious behavior
- Emotional turmoil
PROBLEM PLAYING QUIETLY
- Fidgeting
- Lack of Focus unfinished task
- Day Dreaming
- Trouble Task Organize
- Symptom in multiple sitting
- Mistakes
- Antisocial Behavior
- Avoidance of Tasks needs mental effort
- Forgetfulness
- No Sitting Span or inappropriate sitting
- Lack of satiability
- Talk too much
- Forget daily task
- Easily distracted
- Intrudes or interrupt on others