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ADHD [attention deficit hyperactive disorder] effects up to 5% of children and is a behavioral disorder. It is much more common in boys. In general, a child with ADHD cannot concentrate, performes poorly in school and constantly moves around. Some symptoms in infants are: crying, constant thirst, restlessness and poor sleep patterns. In older children, the most common ADHD symptoms are: poor coordination, concentration and brief attention span. If a child is properly not diagnosed in time, parents and teachers will most likely experience frustration and anxiety and anger with that child. There aren't any formal tests to diagnose ADHD therefore evaluations from parents, teachers and physicians is vital. A popular prescription medicine for attention deficit hyperactive disorder is Ritalin. Use a search function above this page to get information on that drug.
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